Our first performance of the 2024 summer season is a production of The Bacchae, a Greek tragedy by Euripides, first performed in 405BCE. Here, director Richard Spaul explains why and how he has brought the Read more…
This summer, in situ: will be performing the Greek tragedy The Bacchae as an open-air, walk-around performance. We are delighted that professional sculptor Melissa Pierce Murray is to be our artist-in-residence during rehearsals and performance, Read more…
ANNE MURRAY writes about the experience of performing in THE MASTER BUILDER by in situ: Anne Murray joined in situ: in 2022 and was one of the actors in our July 2023 performance of The Read more…
in situ: is delighted to welcome Helen Cook as our artist-in-residence during rehearsals for The Master Builder Project, our 2023 summer production. In this interview, Helen explains her artistic approach and how she has worked with Read more…
“‘Mad’ Hamlet runs verbal riot and starts killing people. Mad Ophelia, horrifically exploited by the political elite, including her father, and very possibly a victim of rape, sings some pretty songs, hands out flowers and Read more…
In mid-June we present our summer production – Master Builder Project. In this interview, director Richard Spaul not only explores why the project is so compelling but also explains the striking dramatic techniques used in the Read more…
We are celebrating! Our last live performances before lockdown were in winter 2019. But now we are back, and starting our new season with Ghost Stories II, another in the compelling series of storytelling events Read more…
Having completed our successful summer productions, in situ:’s next offering is an eight-week autumn course on The Theatre of Henrik Ibsen. This is the initial term of our usual three-term project structure, to which participants Read more…