I had the same issues, Terry, which I at first attributed to being in Acadia with sketchy
service.Also went to VimeoAlso cried. Terry. Your soliloquy!Missed Zoom. But what I did
not miss, thank heavens, was the miracle of Camp Shakespeare. Just wow.Kudos to everyone
involved and much love to Doc...who I do not remember as a stern taskmaster. I could have
used some finger wagging over my Lear piece.Hugs all.Heather DolstraSent from my Verizon,
Samsung Galaxy smartphone
-------- Original message --------From: Terry Galloway <tlgalloway(a)aol.com> Date:
8/15/20 5:46 AM (GMT-05:00) To: Madge Darlington <mmdarlington(a)gmail.com> Cc:
Shakespeare List Serv <shakespeare-at-winedale-email-list(a)googlegroups.com>om>,
Shakespeare at Winedale 1970-2000 alums <winedale-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org> Subject:
Re: [Winedale-l] Sh@W 50th Anniversary Reunion Weekend Virtual Events Hello hello hello!I
was so happy to see the film last night! It was a wonderful tribute to Doc ,to past and
present Winedaleans, and to the great longevity and the immense and profound reach of
our Shakespeare at Winedale ideals. A beautiful film!But I almost didn’t get to see it.
And was not able to see either the opening ceremony or the closing happy hour ( for which
I had my beer ready to toast and swig). A bunch of us had really bad connections that
left everything on the screen frozen, with really extra slow motion jerks from one portion
to the next. A lot of our buddies raced to the rescue with suggestions but none of them
worked, at least, not for me, until Mike Godwin suggested trying to watch the film on
Vimeo which I was able to do , so whew! But after I returned to Zoom for the discussion,
the screen was still frozen and I still wasn’t able to be part of that back and forth,
which is always the most fun part. I don’t know how many more of us that happened to -
judging from the Chat it was a pretty good number. Is there some technical thing we can do
so we can be sure and be part of the viewing and party tonight? Or is that just the
vagaries of Zoom?I would hate for any of us to miss out again.I love you , guys. How
lucky that we all got to take part in Doc’s great miracle. Terry Sent from my iPhoneOn Aug
12, 2020, at 8:07 PM, Madge Darlington <mmdarlington(a)gmail.com> wrote:**REUNION
WEEKEND VIRTUAL EVENTS **
Please note: All Times are Central Daylight Time (in
other words, Barn Time).
Hi all!
Thank you for your patience while we set
up the broadcasting for these events. Because these are private screenings,
we are asking you to register for the livestreams.
Click the links below to register for the livestreams. Everyone must register to receive a
link
to the livestream. A private link to a YouTube page will be sent on the
day of the event to all who register for the event.
Here’s the link for folks to register for the Friday night screening: Sign up for Friday
Night Screening of Take Pains. Be Perfect.
And here’s the link for Saturday night’s screening:
Sign up for Saturday Night's Screening of The Winter's Tale
Friday, August 14
Tune into YouTube at the link
that was sent to you after you registered.
6:00 pm Watch the Welcoming Ceremony.
6:30 pm Stream Take Pains. Be
Perfect. This is a private, sneak-peek screening of a new
documentary about Shakespeare at Winedale and it is available for us to watch
as a community this one night only through a special
arrangement with the filmmakers in honor of the 50th Anniversary Celebration.
8:00 pm Participate in a talkback
with the filmmakers via YouTube chat and a Slido survey.
8:30 pm Zoom Party with all comers.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86914474907
Meeting ID: 869 1447 4907
It will be a chaotic but fun way to reunite virtually.
Times are approximate. The film lasts 93 minutes.
Saturday, August 15
Tune into YouTube at the link
that was sent to you after you registered.
6:00 pm Watch the 50th
Anniversary Celebration!
6:30 pm Stream The Winter's
Tale. This is the world premiere of a DIY version
of The Winter's Tale, filmed (at a social distance) by over 80
former students and campers of Shakespeare at Winedale and lovingly stitched
together by Take Pains. Be Perfect. Co-Director, Jason Harter.
Don't miss this one-of-its-kind filmed performance featuring Doc Ayres as
Time and James and Laurel Loehlin as Cleomenes and Dion!
Run time: Who knows? It's still being made.
Watch till the end and then Zoom Party with
all comers.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89744591778
Meeting ID: 897 4459 1778Let us know if you have any questions.-- Madge
Darlingtonmmdarlington(a)gmail.com(512) 627-6038