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 years to complete and why in situ: decided to attempt such an ambitious undertaking.
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 years to complete and why in situ: decided to attempt such an ambitious undertaking.
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.
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.. We are excited to announce eight works in situ: will be performing in venues around Cambridge. Join our mailing list Read more about 2014 performance schedule[…]
in situ:’s popular drama course Learn to Act returns this summer and autumn with beginners and advanced classes in Cambridge. If you’ve never acted before and want to know what it’s all about, or if you want to brush up on some long-neglected skills, come along and join our relaxed and friendly class. Learn to Read more about Learn to Act dates for 2013 updated[…]
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 23 March, 2013 Time: 8pm Venue: St Andrew’s Hall, Chesterton | Map Running time: 80 minutes approx. Tickets: £12/10 (concession) NB: for Read more about Birds – a new performance by in situ:[…]
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 Spaul. Performances start at 8pm from Wednesday 13 February to Saturday 16 February. Tickets are available now priced £14 (£10 concessions) and Read more about Aeschylus’ Choephoroi for Cambridge in February 2013[…]
Our summer Learn To Act 1 course for beginners starts in a month’s time. The course consists of four classes on consecutive Wednesday evenings, starting 16 May, 2012. Over the four weeks, we will help you develop your confidence and abilities in a relaxed, welcoming, light-hearted atmosphere. Learn To Act 2 will return in the autumn. Read Read more about Learn To Act: Summer 2012[…]
Another great write-up of Agamemnon from Cambridge First:
