Live theatre is a secular temple — a gathering, nurturing, healing place— in our increasingly fractured world.

But how does live theatre happen in the post-pandemic era of uncertainty and digital disruption?

We're doing this by partnering with leading regional institutions and artist groups — including California Shakespeare Theater, the Playwrights Foundation, the Marsh, and the Actors Reading Collective (ARC) — to co-create meaningful, provocative live performances that engage their current patrons as well as new audiences all over the world. Our projects also provide new opportunities for professional artists who have been impacted by the pandemic as well long-term economic challenges for in-person theatre companies.

Separately, for non-theatrical brands and organizations, Remote operates a successful story strategy & media consultancy called Remote Story Lab. Over the years the Lab has advised organizations such as the United Nations, Yunus Social Business, the Girl Scouts of America, The White House (Obama years), the DNC (2016 campaign), the U.S. Department of Education, the AARP, Stanford University, the Greater Good Science Center at U.C. Berkeley, Singularity University, and Morehouse College, one of the nation's leading HBCUs. In 2021, the Lab helped to spin off The Brooklyn Story Lab, a new independent media agency helping purpose-driven organizations create content about their social-good work.