New plays in unusal spaces.
Timeless stories reimagined.
Experiments toward a future theatre.
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distance over time is not a non-profit corporation, we're a collective of artists contributing our personal time and resources to making new work.
All money received goes directly to cover artist pay and production costs.
Meet RK. Here. In this place shared by you and I.
RK would like to share a story with you about some things that happened once.
Perhaps some of this story will be familiar to some of you.
This story is about a year in a life. Who are we in a broken world? How do we survive?
This one-actor piece by OBIE lifetime achievement award winner and 2024 Guggenheim fellow Caridad Svich explores the radical nature of vulnerability during shocking times.
Frequent collaborators Andrew Hungerford and Douglas Borntrager team up with acclaimed performer Elizabeth Chinn Molloy to create an on-line performance that is simultaneously a piece of site-specific theatre for a single audience member and a streaming event available to everyone.
Poignant and intimate, this one night only livestream experiment pushes at the boundaries of what we call "theatre."
Live streaming HERE on October 26.
Velocity, the vector version of change in position over change in time, defines both speed and direction.
The short version of our name, dx/dt, is instantaneous velocity, the rate of change over a very small amount of time.
Key to the work of distance over time theatre is a kind of motion, a snapshot of change in progress.
We've made shows in Cincinnati, Edinburgh, Los Angeles and on-line.
Let's move together to explore what's next, to discover what's possible