One of the great things about the show, Mystery Boys, by Kurt Metzger and Duncan Trussell, is its realisation of a warholian paradigme/dogma/ cultural criticism, where the format of the show/ film is real enough that you can leave and come back and not miss anything. When you need to leave, and still organize not to miss what you want to see.
Conversations do that in real life, in groups or individually, we fade out, tune in, drop completely out, then take over, contribute, create, share, that sharing includes leaving the format to take care to life's stuff, that the format, the show, the theatre really is not more important than banal life, that both are fields of intense performance reviews, that need full time commitment to excavations examinations and exterioration.
Is a new source of power, that really does hold a spark. Tech that says turn me off. Go do something real, with people, with yourself.
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