At the Fresh Ink festival in Hull, we share rehearsed readings of in-development scripts with the public
Photo: Jessy Zschorn
R&D is about questions, not answers
Ideally, research and development should be a space to play, to experiment and to discover, writes Matthew May of Middle Child theatre company. But that ideal is shifting to more risk-averse practice.
For us at Middle Child, research and development periods (R&Ds) are a vital part of our creative process. They’re a space to play, experiment and discover before stepping into rehearsals.
They’re ...
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