I was recently interviewed by Elena Massing for the CBC Arts website about my immersive shows Last One Standing and The Song Collector. The interview also features the wonderful Dasha Kittredge who plays in both shows. You can read the article here:
https://www.cbc.ca/arts/vancouver-fringe-jedidjah-julia-noomen-1.7624950

Next to this, I was also a guest at North by Northwest, the CBC BC arts and culture weekend show. In this show, CBC Radio host Margaret Gallagher meets creative people from all around the province to hear about their passions and inspirations. You can listen to the interview here:
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-43-north-by-northwest/clip/16167942-jedidjah-julia-noomen-last-one-standing-the-song

Both ‘Last One Standing‘ and my new project ‘The Song Collector‘ will be at the Vancouver Fringe Festival this coming September. Both shows are only for a small audience and experiment with the potential for emotional, immersive storytelling while making the audience feel safe in an intimate world.
Tickets are now available through the links in the titles above.
Please note: Last One Standing is nearly sold out!

At the request of ACuTe Culture Testbeds for Performing Arts and New Technology, whose primary goal is to enhance innovations in dramaturgy, stage design, and audience engagement, dramaturgs Paulien Geerlings, Nina van Tongeren and me wrote an extensive case study about the use of narrative design in theatre.
‘Engage—Test—Change: Designing New Audience Relations’ has been published in the OAMK Journal and describes our process in developing a digital dramaturgy for the acclaimed theatre production ‘Rabbit Hole‘.
You can read the whole study here.
Recently, ‘Rabbit Hole’ was also awarded with a Dutch Zilveren Krekel 2024 ‘Most impressive achievement in youth theatre’ for digital scenography.