Author Archives: Leanne McKettrick

The Experiment – did we answer our question?

Posted on December 7, 2012 by Leanne McKettrick

With the performance over, it felt appropriate to look back at our questions; What is intimacy and how do we create it? Can you create a meaningful encounter with a stranger? As discussed in a previous post, each of us … Continue reading →

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The Performance – Reflections

Posted on December 7, 2012 by Leanne McKettrick

The performance day had finally come, there was a good turnout and it appeared that the performance went well. Due to the content of our performance, we each had a very different experience, below are each of our responses; Jordan … Continue reading →

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Duncan Speakman

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Leanne McKettrick

Duncan Speakman’s piece As If It Were The Last Time, invited audiences who had downloaded an mp3 to turn up at a secret location. The audiences were divided and at points some would perform a simple scene, whilst others heard … Continue reading →

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Janet Cardiff

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Leanne McKettrick

Janet Cardiff is an installation artist, best known for her audio works. We admired how her work took the listeners on a journey of a particular site, getting them to explore and investigate. Her Long Black Hair took listeners around … Continue reading →

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Restored Behaviour

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Leanne McKettrick

“Theatre is something which engages both the eye and the ear. The two public senses are seeing and hearing…the reason I want to make my definition of theatre that simple is so once could view everyday life itself as theatre.” (Sandford, … Continue reading →