D&D Roadshow Leicester Is digital going to go away and if not what can I do about it. WHO WAS THERE REPORT DETAIL I am an analogue person trying to pretend to be a digital being! I understand aspects of digital media and I'm quite competent in some aspects of social media etc but I feel I am always trailing behind, and no matter what training I seek,this feeling hasn't left me yet. In our discussion there was lots of agreement that Digital will never truly replicate the 'live' experience but it's impact is inevitable and really we should be examining ways in which we can engage it and with it. If we can, as artists and theatre makers, we should make the technology available to us so ordinary to our work that it becomes another tool in our theatre making kit. It is another means of extending the conversation with audiences before, during, and beyond a performance. Sharing thoughts and ideas from start to finish of the creative process. Lots of unanswered questions about THE SPACE - ACE's digital bank for the arts - is it just making theatre more like film? Is this going to alienate many artists who do not engage on a digital platform? Will it change audience behavior to attend 'online' and not in person? What about TWITTER and BLOGGING? Does documenting processes and productions this way translate to more audiences? It was agreed that it was definitely a powerful tool for marketeers to share