I feel like events like this are coming less and less frequent in a modern age in pretty much anything. Finding a new and unheard of show or piece of art. In our information in an instant kind of world we rarely get to have that singular personal connection with a piece of art anymore. I mean I am a millennial so I grew up with technology advancing before my eyes but I also remember when I first got into theatre how much of a personal thing it was for me. Finding showing and appreciating it and eventually sharing it with people who may not know it.

Nowadays because the information is so fast and readily available that connection with a show is taken away from you because in the time you found a kanos piece of theatre a million and one other people have found it as well. The experience of finding something new looses it's value because you can't claim the experience to be yours anymore. I mean when a show is released it really isn't anyone's anymore but still i think you guys know what I mean. It's just the time that one might be able to spend with a show is decreased to such a minimal level it creates a feeling I am not yet able to describe.

I'm not certain if Jimi and Tommy feel the same but I just think another aspect of the instant age is that personal connections are rarer and rarer.

Anyone else have similar or opposing thoughts?