Immersive & Site Specific Theatre
Riverhouse
Riverhouse is a self aware exploration of youthful summers in Florida as the protagonist, Penny, writes and relives it. The show follows the lives of off duty camp counselors as they party at Todd's Riverhouse, forming friendships, relationships, and coming of age. Riverhouse was produced and staged in a crowd funded Airbnb. Riverhouse gave audience members agency to follow the characters and storylines of their choosing, whether that be through physically tracing the performers around the space, into cars, or watching them through multimedia elements. Riverhouse was devised, directed, and performed by Lauren and a group of fellow students in Tallahassee, Florida during April of 2018.
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[LEVI] So what happens in this play?
[PENNY] Everything. Nothing.
[QUINN] It’s about the drunken sexcapades of the riverhouse.
[PENNY] Quinn! No. It’s just about the riverhouse. Nothing really happens, it’s kind of infuriating. We’re actually in the curtain call right now.
Constellations
By Nick Payne
Audiences follow the characters from room to room as they explore love, loss, homemade honey, and the infinite potentialities of the universe! Constellations is the non-linear love story (or lack thereof) of an astrophysicist and beekeeper. Lauren starred as Marianne alongside Max Kelly's Roland until Covid-19 cut the production short. Constellations took place in an Orlando home with an audience of no more than fifteen people at a time.
"Why should the universe have a purpose? The question of the purpose of the universe is an invention of human minds, and has no significance, except for the way that it illuminates the psychology of scholarly pursuit and of the pursuing scholars themselves. We should not impose human-inspired attitudes and questions on material things. There is a considerable grandeur, I think, in the presence of our spectacularly majestic universe just hanging there, wholly without purpose."
-Peter Atkins, On Being
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