1. Keeping the Performance Alive Dynamic Performing Arts Archives that Include the Audience

2. Nature of Performing Arts Dynamic Audience Live Evolving Unique Unique Interaction Continuing dialogue Momentary

3. To archive or not to archive? No Authoritative accounts The archive is frozen Best kept in our memories An imposition of power Yes Their cultural and historical significance Archive does not have to be a substitute or a perfect representation

5. Videos of audience

6. Online forums for discussion

7. Databases of user contributions

8. Digitized collections

9. Multimedia

10. Interaction

13. Research Initiatives

14. News Articles

15. Go to practitioners and tell them about your services

17. Lectures

18. Exhibitions

19. Performances

20. Readings

22. Interview audience members

24. Multimedia

25. Show relationships

27. Multimedia

28. Show relationships

29. Interactivity/ allow commentsEach name is linked to a list of other productions that person was associated with. Movies include multiple performances and rehearsals

31. Ask for audience interpretations, reactions, opinions, emotions

32. Materials – photos, programs (that the archive doesn’t have)

34. Ask for audience interpretations, reactions, opinions, emotions

37. “The archive only has a legacy by living on.” -Jones, Abbott, and Ross