Work

Perfect Partner

Maker Phoenix Tears Productions  ·  Work date 2023-08-11  ·  Medium telephone  ·  Role work  ·  Experienced by the compiler 2026-07-19

Description

2024 DATES ARE HERE! Perfect Partner is a one-on-one immersive phone call experience crafted by Phoenix Tears Productions. "Your search for the perfect life companion may soon be over thanks to our AI technology and Nebuverse!" This phone call experience is 25-30 minutes long and is best experienced using headphones in a quiet, private place. No AI is used in the writing or performing of this piece. This piece premiered in July 2023 as AI: Perfect Partner and is now out of it's beta period for a full run. This is generally speaking the same experience with multiple endings so you can do the show multiple times.

Source. No published description found.

Anatomy

Thirteen criteria after Lauren R. Beck. Each carries a source grade: M maker-confirmed, P published, F first-hand, I inferred by the compiler, ? not yet established. Definitions are on the anatomy page.

• Participants listen through headphonesyesP

  The listing says it is best experienced using headphones.

• Participants move through space as part of the worknoI

  A 25-30 minute call with no instruction to change location.

• Audio technology is necessaryyesP

  The listing calls it a one-on-one phone call experience.

• Site-, situation- or language-specificOptionalP

  The listing recommends but does not require a quiet, private place.

• Engages with the history of a sitenoI

  The fiction concerns an AI matchmaking company, with no real place referenced.

• Created for an urban environmentnoI

  A phone call presupposes a telephone, not city surroundings.

• Created as an artwork other than theaternoI

  The maker calls it a show with a run and performing, naming no non-theatrical discipline.

• Intended to be understood as theateryesP

  The listing uses 'show', 'premiered', 'full run' and dated ticketing.

• Accidental real-world sights and sounds are importantnoI

  The listing asks for a quiet private space, indicating a design that excludes ambient input rather than using it.

• Spectator must participateyesP

  The listing says the piece has multiple endings reachable by doing the show more than once, so the participant's choices drive it.

• Has live performers other than the participantsyesP

  The listing states no AI is used in the writing or performing of the piece, confirming a human performer.

• Involves game playnoI

  Multiple endings are narrative choice with no objective or scored resolution.

• Uses props other than the listening deviceunknown?

  No physical objects are mentioned either way.
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