28 shows streamed in 720p, with a new "cast" (audience) every show -- I will definitely be needing a new hard drive, unless a lot of them end up being blocked by my new mortal enemy Naxos before I get a chance to grab them.
Many thanks for the screenies, staypuftr. For anyone wondering,
the Sunday show (youtube.com/watch?v=vkhKNbExNFg) is still downloadable right now, even though it's not on the playlist (youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTN97D_XfEQHIoUtB98L01kmFB0IPqiCD) yet, and the only one on the playlist is the Saturday show, which is currently blocked. I didn't follow the streaming of Bacantes religiously, but of the ones I tried to watch, two showings were blocked by Naxos. One of them -- from the middle of the run, maybe in March -- ended up being restored, and the other one -- the final one, April 02, never did get restored. So maybe this past Saturday's show ends up coming back, and maybe it doesn't. If I remember right, they may have muted the entire audio track for the one they brought back. I can see why they might not think it's worthwhile to do that, though of course there are plenty of people who would like to see it anyway.
It won't always be easy to be sitting by my computer on summer weekend evenings, but when I can, I'm going to be recording the stream with Windows's built-in screen capture while it runs, and if the show gets pulled from YouTube again, I'll try to share what I've captured. It ends up even lower quality than the stream itself, which is nowhere near as good as the quality of the non-streamed, edited videos they share, but it will still be worthwhile.
A few shots from Sunday's show. The first attachment is a gif, because single screenshots can't effectively portray the moment of the old director starting to help a very conservatively-dressed cutie out of her clothes. The gif doesn't show her smile well enough either, but it's better than a single screenie. Timestamps are in the screenshot filenames.