Aeschylus’s Oresteia is the sole surviving trilogy of Ancient Greek plays and yet it is rarely performed in its entirety. In this brief interview clip, Richard Spaul tells how in situ:’s production has taken four Read more…
On the eve of the opening of in situ:’s The Decameron at The Leper Chapel, Richard Spaul spoke with Pam Mungroo of BBC Radio Cambridgeshire about the production and in situ:’s work. You can listen Read more…
The Calendar Project continues with The Merry Morning of May, which returns to Wandlebury Country Park for two performances. The Merry Morning of May is the second part of The Calendar Project, following December’s highly Read more…
A record-breaking year for in situ: From love stories to Greek Tragedy, in situ: brings its unique approach to a range of subjects in non-theatre performance spaces with more productions in 2014 than ever before.. Read more…
Two local bloggers recently took to the internet to review in situ: performances given in the summer and autumn. Although reviewing very different productions, both writers provide an interesting glimpse into what it’s like to Read more…
in situ: returns to Wandlebury Country Park for three nights this autumn for the next part of the Calendar Project, Saints&Souls. A new performance by in situ: Dates: 31 October, 1 and 2 November 2013 Read more…
Three popular in situ: performances return this summer with revivals of Metamorphoses, The Canterbury Tales and Macbeth. The 2013 summer season gets underway in just over two weeks at Wandlebury Country Park, where in situ:’s talented ensemble Read more…
The Merry Morning of May Where are the young men that here now should dance, For summer is acome unto day, Some they are in England some they are in France, In the merry morning Read more…