reflection on collaboration on Research Catalogue

Shelley Hodgson and I have published an essay and documentation reflecting on the collaboration and making process that went into our performance, radio and participatorary series of works ‘twiceness’ to ‘thriceness’.

You can read the text and see the supporting materials at: ‘from twiceness to thriceness: a performance writing collaboration‘, Research Catalogue (2026) https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/3704189/3704190/0/0

review of Alchemies of Theater now live online

My review of a new publication on the work of Dick Higgins, Alchemies of Theater: Plays, Scores, Writings edited by Bonnie Marranca, is now live on the Leonardo Reviews site.

The book introduced me to works by Higgins I was unaware of and gives a sense of the range and variety of his practice. You can read the review at:

https://leonardo.info/review/2025/07/alchemies-of-theater-plays-scores-writings

between twiceness and thriceness: a conversation on collaborative making

For CAMP’s Online Talks Series, Shelley Hodgson and I will present a performative conversation that examines our work together over the past two years. Resulting in a performance, a radio show and a public conversation, our collaboration has generated material, raised questions, and prompted reflection.

In our zoom conversation for CAMP, from two locations, Shelley and I will focus on questions of collaboration. Talking about how we have found a way to work together, how we make work that is jointly developed. Discussing how we use strategies of scores, timing, and our different skills, to make work that feels properly collaborative. A lot of this depends on trust, on communication, and on being OK with things that don’t ‘work’. We will use flash cards, some recorded sound, a dictaphone, and there will be sonic interruptions and obscure gestures.

The event will be accessible live online on Tuesday 8th April 2025 at 1830hrs via the CAMP Mighty Network.

thriceness for The Convivial on 6th February

‘What shall we call it?’ for First Spark