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…
Early October sees the start of another of our eight-week acting courses, this time focusing on Greek Tragedy. The course offers you insight into the topic, instruction on dramatic technique, and introduction to the in Read more…
We round off our summer productions with Shakespeare’s Hamlet – but as never before. In Richard Spaul’s hands, the classic play becomes a one-man performance, as he singlehandedly takes us, through the political machinations and Read more…
Un-named is our latest project. The six cast members have worked together for a year under the guidance of artistic director Bella Stewart. These are some of the performers’ thoughts and feelings about the work. Read more…
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…
As we count down to the opening of in situ:’s The Oresteia Trilogy at St. Andrew’s Hall, Richard Spaul spoke with Leigh Chambers of Cambridge105 about the production and in situ:’s work.
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…