Posts Tagged ‘theatre’

Week 176

In Weeknotes on 5 November 2010 tagged Bandjesland, Buta, calories, dramaturgy, eating, food, game design, Monobanda, Pampus, PLAY Pilots, sleep, theatre with Comments Off

As I was starting to write this a discussion broke out on dramaturgy and game design. So I got sidetracked debating similarities and differences between disciplines and most importantly what they have to offer to each other. The room was filled with interaction designers, game designers and folk with a theatre background.1 So that was [...]

A Quick Look at Tweetakt’s Playful Installations

In Articles on 22 March 2010 tagged Fourcelabs, game design, games, installations, interaction design, Medialab Utrecht, Monobanda, play, theatre, Tweetakt with Comments Off

Tweetakt is happening in Utrecht at the moment. It’s a youth theatre festival, really pushing the limits of what we think that means. As an example, they’ve provided space for several installations at the festival centre on the Neude. I went over for a quick look today – even though I know most of the [...]

Work Now So You Can Play Later

In Articles on 12 August 2009 tagged art, data visualization, design, elsewhere, events, exhibitions, game design, games, Hubbub, interaction design, Leapfrog, opera, pervasive games, play, theatre, This happened – Utrecht, urban games with 3 comments

There’s a lot going on at the Leapfrog studio, which explains at least in part why things have gone quiet around here. However, I wanted to take the time to alert you to some upcoming events that might be of interest. An urban game in the Rotterdam city center On Sunday September 27 around 50 [...]

An Invitation to the Sultan’s Elephant

In Articles on 4 September 2006 tagged art, performance, The Sultan’s Elephant, theatre with Comments Off

A while ago, my friend Hessel posted this excellent photo to Flickr. I’ve noticed this insanely cool performance around the interweb earlier. Now, just as back then I really wish that giant elephant and the accompanying girl will frequent one of my country’s small cities even though that doesn’t seem likely. Please Sultan’s Elephant, come [...]