Miranda: A Steampunk Theatre Experience

WELCOME TO THE MIRANDA SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTION PAGE!

We are so excited to deliver this freshly minted software to you!

FOR VR USERS ONLY: 

Download and install SteamVR from https://store.steampowered.com/app/250820/SteamVR/ . Scroll down a little and click the green “Play Game” button to install. This application must be running before you launch the MIRANDA-specific software to view in VR. PC/DESKTOP INTERACTIVE USERS may skip this step.

FOR BOTH VR AND PC/DESKTOP INTERACTIVE USERS:

1. Please click the “Download” button at the bottom of this page to download the file: “Setup.exe”
2. Install “Setup.exe”
1. Be sure the box to “Create a Desktop Shortcut” is selected.
3. Once the installation is complete, additional information will appear in the box to walk you through the rest of the process.
4. Make sure the boxes for “Launch Miranda” and “View Readme.pdf” are selected
1. If you do not want to “Launch Miranda” at the time of installation, find and click the D.A.V.E. head (a bronze robot head) icon on your desktop. 
5. SOUND ON: An interface will pop to allow you to enter your ACCESS CODE aka “Juror No.”
6. Click “Submit” and enter the “Waiting Room” to explore MIRANDA’S world.
7. At show time you will automatically be brought into the live portion of the production. 

PLEASE NOTE: The waiting room is only open for the 15 minutes before your show time. Additionally, there is no way to accommodate late entry into the MIRANDA experience, so if you miss your show time, we welcome you to enter the next VR/PC/DESKTOP INTERACTIVE experience.

Thank you for your patience as we explore this exciting new avenue for live performance art in a time of COVID.

Warmly,

The MIRANDA Team

ABOUT MIRANDA:

With a story and score by groundbreaking composer Kamala Sankaram, Miranda transports us to a dystopian future where growing class disparities have reached epic proportions and our criminal justice system serves only as a parody of what it once was. A wealthy woman has died under mysterious circumstances and three suspects’ lives are on the line. They’ll testify in aria for the chance at freedom. The online audience will serve as judge and jury–but can they even accept their own role at face value? Or has the game been rigged from the start?