(3:09) Site Specific theatre morphs into urban adventure as Wrights and Sites jump blindfolded into the back of a taxi in the middle of the night at Milton Keynes and ask to be driven to 'the edge of the city.'
(10:21) A look at Exeter-based theatre collective Wrights and Sites. This first video explores Phil Smith's early revelations from their 'The Quay Thing'.
(6:36) A look at Exeter-based theatre collective Wrights and Sites. This video focuses on the concept of Mythogeography and discusses what we might use it for. (Mythogeography refers to the myths and/or folklore associated with a place. It is a term used to refer to the fusion of history and geography in terms of myth and memory.
(9:42) An introduction to the historical motivations for theatre and performance makers to venture outside municipal theatres and into chosen sites. This video focuses on the first of three motivations: experimentation, protest and to reach new audiences.
(9:10) A look at Exeter-based theatre collective Wrights and Sites. This video explores the company's Mis-Guides and how theatre makers might employ them as fieldwork for their own developing practice.
(8:29) This video deals with a couple of existing definitions of site-specific Theatre and it also discusses some of the problems with them.
(14:31) This video discusses the scale of site-specificity that Wrights and Sites put forward and the problems with such attempts to categorize this kind of work. It then explores the word 'site' in more detail.
(11:53) A brief recap of the main points so far and a more detailed discussion of the word 'site'.
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