Post digital play suits me at the moment. (i’m stealing that one). That is, my idea of post digital play, which is neither intrinsically dependent on digital or analogue culture, it accepts that both are around and here to stay and let’s use them when and how we need them.
No, I do not make computer games. No, I do not only make games for kids. No, I have not lumped my love of, need for, training and experience in making theatre out the adjacent window to make games.
What I’m looking for a is a way to combine all these things. MY WAY, so, that’s going to take time and exploration and patience, from me and especially from those around me who are desperately trying to push me into a category. That said, I’m lucky to work in a theatre culture where anything goes and where the majority of theatre-makers I know have a really open minds as to what can or cannot be theatre.
So, I’m leaving the definition in pencil, ready to be adapted, rubbed out, and frankly bastardised at any time.
