Following the success of Choephoroi, in situ: return in March with a new work inspired by the relationship humans have with birds. There are two performances and tickets are available in advance. Dates: Friday 22 March and Read more…
A year on from the success of Agamemnon, the same in situ: group returns to St Andrew’s Hall, Chesterton next month with its daring new interpretation of Choephoroi by Aeschylus’ in a new adaptation by Richard Read more…
The Calendar Project is an ambitious cycle of performances that follows the changing of the seasons. The cycle of the year, with its light and dark halves, and the points where one turns towards the Read more…
This week’s issue of the Cambridge News and Crier includes a preview of in situ:’s Macbeth, operning on Wednesday evening for four nights at the Leper Chapel:
Cambridge News has published a preview of our upcoming presentation of Macbeth, opening on the evening of Wednesday 18 July, 2012.
A new performance exploring our relationship with WILDNESS. Inspired by, created in and performed in Wandlebury Country Park, WILD is a riveting new piece of site-specific physical theatre. Venue: Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge | Map Dates: Wednesday July Read more…
A series of photos as a memory of performance Lear: “Who is it that can tell me who I am?”. The Fool: “Lear’s shadow” Memories recorded in the landscape of in situ:’s performance of King Read more…
Localsecrets website recommends King Lear as this week’s critic’s choice.