Britain in the late nineteenth century. The most powerful nation on Earth finds itself under attack from a technologically vastly superior and more intelligent adversary: the Martians. Within days all resistance has been crushed, the Read more…
War & Peace has arisen out of a theatre course exploring Voice, Movement and Text. It is a work-in-progress rather than a fully-blown performance, the idea being to give the performers, some of whom have never Read more…
MACBETH: one of the most frightening and gripping plays ever written. A nightmarish world of bloodshed, war and political violence. in situ:‘s vocally and visually compelling new production of Shakespeare’s bloody masterpiece opens on a Read more…
in situ:’s new performance explores the events of September 11, 2001, focussing on two astonishing documents – separated by more than seven hundred years of bloody history. 1299. Marco Polo tells of The Old Man Read more…
A site-specific work in the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, WITHOUT HISTORY is performed en promenade. The action happens throughout the Museum, and there is usually more than one focal point at any Read more…