As a society we enjoy the moment of coming together. Now, more than ever, we are yearning for live experiences where we can share a space and a moment in time. 

As a consequence of the current pandemic, isolation and movement restrictions have further influenced the increasing development of technology and the virtual world we already live in, and have pushed us (creators) to reinvent ourselves, adopting new methodologies and spaces to show our artistry. 

Technology can help us reach a wider audience and our desired engagement. But, despite the quick development into digital events, growing market and wide offer of online performances, have we succeeded at reconnecting with our audience? Have we been able to keep the interaction we once had? Is our audience - now at home - as engaged as it was at the theaters?