Interdisciplinarity: A Space of Togetherness On the 25th of April, Utrecht University’s Theatre and Performance studies department and NITE (Noord Nederlands Toneel / Club Guy & Roni / Asko|Schönberg / Slagwerk Den Haag) organize a meeting on interdisciplinarity in theatre-making.  We will address strategies, benefits and implications of interdisciplinarity in theatre-making, through an open dialogue…

  “All the world’s a stage”, Shakespeare famously claimed, “and all the men and women merely players”. Today, we witness new species of players entering the world-stage as social robots are becoming increasingly part of the performance of everyday life and work. Social robots are robots that perform in situations with humans and often in…

Written by Guido Jansen – part 3 of a series of blogposts Whether they use gaming as an inspiration, or they work with games hands on, theatre-makers are developing ‘new forms’ of engagement in the theatre space (and outside). Rimini Protokoll is a performance collective that has been doing just this. On November 10 and 11 2016…

Written by Guido Jansen – part 2 of a series of blogposts Whether they use gaming as an inspiration, or they work with games hands on, theatre-makers are developing ‘new forms’ of engagement in the theatre space (and outside). Rimini Protokoll is a performance collective that has been doing just this. On November 10 and 11 2016…

Written by Guido Jansen – part 1 of a series of blogposts Whether they use gaming as an inspiration, or they work with games hands on, theatre-makers are developing ‘new forms’ of engagement in the theatre space (and outside). Rimini Protokoll is a performance collective that has been doing just this. On November 10 and 11 2016…