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  • Las Sin Tierra (7 attempted crossings of the Straits) 
    Greenhalgh, Jill; Brookes, Michael; Casado, Rosa (Teatro Nomad [Spain], 2004)
    This is the first piece by Nomad Teatro. It asks questions about the phenomenon of migration. The project starts from the social, economic and cultural conflict that affects our daily lives - the movement of people from ...
  • The Last Supper 
    Gough, Richard (2003)
  • One thing leads to another 
    Brookes, M. J.; Casado, Rosa (0, 2012)
    A long-term practice based research project, initiated in 2007, exploring small-scale public intervention and sculptural object work as both a tool and context for direct social reflection. Producing a series of intimate ...
  • Paradise 2 (the incessant sound of a falling tree) 
    Brookes, Michael; Casado, Rosa (2006)
    'Paradise 2' is a thirty minutes performance event, reflecting on contrasting themes of tourism and economic migration. The work initiated Brookes' long term artistic collaboration with Spanish artist and performer Rosa ...
  • The Parcel 
    Downing, Richard (U-Man Zoo (Performance Research Company), 2006)
  • A Performance Cosmology (Testimony from the Future, Evidence of the Past) 
    Christie, Judie; Gough, Richard; Watt, Dan (Routledge, Taylor and Francis, 2006)
    Exploring thirty years of work by The Centre for Performance Research (CPR), A Performance Cosmology explores the future challenges of performance and theatre through a diverse and fascinating series of interviews, testimonies ...
  • Psychedelia 
    Ames, Margaret (Aberystwyth University, 2011)
    A new piece authored by Edward Wadsworth and Cyrff Ystwyth. Wadsworth is a learning disabled person. ‘Psychedelia’ developed as a response by Wadsworth and the company to media reports of high levels of hate crime and hate ...
  • Psychoanalysis and Performance 
    Campbell, Patrick; Kear, Adrian (Routledge, 2001-05-24)
    Never before has the relationship between psychoanalysis and performance been mapped out, either in terms of analyzing the nature of performance itself, or in terms of making sense of specific performance-related activities. ...
  • Rain Dogs 
    Brookes, Michael; Pearson, Michael John; Thomas, Ed (2002)
    'Rain dogs' was presented at Chapter, Cardiff, supported by a production grant of £15,000 from the Arts Council of Wales. The work being realised in collaboration with Mike Pearson and Welsh playwright Ed Thomas, and ...
  • Susan and Darren 
    Banham, Simon (Quarantine, 2006)
  • Theatre/Archaeology: Disciplinary Dialogues 
    Pearson, Michael John; Shanks, Michael (Routledge, 2001)
    Theatre/Archaeology is a provocative challenge to disciplinary practice and intellectual boundaries. It brings together radical proposals in both archaeological and performance theory to generate a startlingly original and ...
  • There's someone in the house 
    Brookes, Michael; Pearson, Michael John (2004)
    'There’s someone in the house…' was commissioned by the 'site/sight:source/resource' symposium, University of Exeter, and presented at Exeter Phoenix, supported by a production grant of £1,250. The work being realised ...
  • Troublesome Amateurs: Theatre, ethics and the labour of mimesis 
    Kear, Adrian (2005)
  • The Wardrobes Project 
    Downing, Richard (2001)
  • The Water Banquet 
    Downing, Richard (U-Man Zoo (Performance Research Company), 2001)
    'Water Banquet' is the generic title of a series of performance and installation works stemming from the placement and animation of an extraordinary table of water, thirty feet long and six feet wide. Each manifestation ...
  • The Water[war]s 
    Greenhalgh, Jill; Brookes, Michael (2002)
  • White Trash 
    Banham, Simon (Quarantine Theatre Company, 2004)
    White Trash is a dirty ballet of reality. It was created with and performed by seven young white working-class men from Manchester. They played pool and the audience watched. Out of the banality of their game and their ...
  • Work 
    Ames, Margaret (Aberystwyth University, 2010-07-26)
    This new piece is authored by Adrian Jones and Cyrff Ystwyth. Jones is a learning disabled person. ‘Work’ was a non-textual narrative based on Jones’ memories and his rural farming environment in Ceredigion. Rooted in ...

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