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We are focused on the technical issues that are arising out of the need to integrate - sometimes competitive - software products. We are the partner of small and enterprise customers, system integrators and resellers. Our core values are honesty, commitment, fairness, competency and reliability. It’s reach is guaranteed by x-dream-medias team of business and technology specialists, highly experienced project managers and developers as well as addicted deployment and support engineers. Reaching your project aims is what our utmost important aim is. X-dream-media has offices or partners in various capital cities of Europe and is multi lingual as well as multicultural positioned. But on the other hand a sure instinct in managing all parties needs and desires is the key to successful projects. On one hand this requires a team of specialists with an extremely deep knowledge about video standards, software eco systems, business processes and technical workflows. Our ultimative aim is to find solutions that do work for all parties - the customers, system integrators, resellers and vendors. This requires a solid overview about the products to integrate, their APIs, their strength and weaknesses. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” performances run every weekend through the end of April.X-dream-media is focused on the niche to integrate software products for the media industry. “You go see a play, you go to a museum, that's the stuff you do, and that's the stuff we need.” “You want to feel something good with someone you care about,” Fløren said. Because in this moment, there's a unique experience that's being created just for you, that will never happen again,” said Magnolia Hensley, who plays Hermia, Peaseblossom and Peter Quince.įløren added even if people are trying to escape reality per se, they are creating shared memories with a large group of people. “Whatever, horrible stuff going on outside of that, right now, it doesn't matter. “You have to have something that nurtures that part of yourself, that keeps you wanting to do the other things in your life.”Ĭast members said they want to give people an escape from the real world. “We're not just creatures with brains, we're creatures with souls and our arts are for the soul,” said Kim Sanders who plays Titania and Theseus. The cast will also invite children in the audience to participate in the show as fairies.īy creating an opportunity that is easily accessible, engaging and interactive, organizers hope people can understand the importance of theater and art in society. Fløren said the ever-changing venue leaves room for more improv. The play’s cast and crew prepped by rehearsing in several different spaces, both indoors and outdoors. “It activates a different kind of creativity in your brain when you know, it's not going to be the same every time it kind of allows you to explore in ways that are different from another.”

“It's actually been a really interesting exercise,” said Fløren K, who plays Nick Bottom and Egeus.

April 29th: Sellersburg Wilkerson Park at 6:30 p.m.April 22nd: Corydon Capitol Historic Site at 6:30 p.m.April 15th: Jeffersonville Public Library at 2 p.m.April 15th: JPAC at Big Four Station Park at 6:30 p.m.

April 13h: Floyd County Library at 6 p.m.

April 8th: Greenway Park in Charlestown at 2 p.m.

Show producers made the choice to take the show on the road so that “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is available to the widest range of people for free. “That's for me, a huge mission in my career as an artist, is to ensure that everybody has the same fortune … and chance that I get to be an artist,” French said. The arts were something for wealthy people,” French said.įrench counts himself lucky to attend college in a place that let him experience art at a lower cost. “Shakespeare was something for wealthy people. He grew up in a small town in Ireland, where his access to the theater was limited. Martin French is one of the directors of the play. She said that if those who already care about the arts want them to continue to be supported, they have to give people a reason to be invested. “We can't expect people to care about theater, or Shakespeare, if they've never encountered it, if it's never been shown to them how beautiful it is,” said Anna Meade, who plays Helena, Robin Starveling and Cobweb. The production is part of Theatreworks of SoIn and the Arts Alliance of Southern Indiana’s SoIn Shakespeare Spring Tour, which presents the playwright’s works across Southern Indiana for free.

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