by Euripides Thursday 8 – Saturday 10 July, 2004 Venue: The Methodist Church Hall, Sturton Street, Cambridge Based on Euripides’ classic text and utilising in situ:’s hallmark performance elements. The Bacchae was written around 410BC. It’s subject 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…
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…