The Theatrical Affect of Haunted Houses
In the past several months, I have done two immersive theatre performances. Not ‘done’ as a performer-creator-producer, mind you. And yet saying I ‘went’ to the performance or I ‘saw’ […]
Tag Archives: reality-based theatre
Why We Are Here… To Sing
For adults, participating in sports, is for the most part an elite activity. We have divided the sports world into participants and spectators. Those of us who are not professional/Olympic/national […]
Lack of Safety and the Weakened Theatrical Frame
As Josette Feral explains so lucidly, the main perceptual act in creating theatricality is the carving out of fictional space from mundane space (I am paraphrasing hugely here). To bring […]
Upsurges of the Real: a performance research blog 