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Checkpoint
Andy Field
1:00pm to 2:00pm, Saturday 28th June
Clore Ballroom, Royal Festival Hall
Tags: running chasing sneaking talking hiding
Checkpoint is a game of smuggling. It is a game of sneaking and bluffing. It is a game of plots forged in dark corners.
In a hidden location is an ordinary scene — a living room. Somewhere else is an empty space, waiting to be filled.
Between them is the border, no man's land, patrolled by a team of guards.
The object of the game is to dismantle the living room and smuggle it across the border, rebuilding it at the second location.
Play it cool. Act casual. Run. Hide. Whatever you do, make sure you get to the other side.
In a hidden location is an ordinary scene — a living room. Somewhere else is an empty space, waiting to be filled.
Between them is the border, no man's land, patrolled by a team of guards.
The object of the game is to dismantle the living room and smuggle it across the border, rebuilding it at the second location.
Play it cool. Act casual. Run. Hide. Whatever you do, make sure you get to the other side.
| People playing this game: Guilherme, Fausto Fonseca, Ana Paula, thorntocon, Silke, Stephen Taylor, Simon Lavis, Nadaav, Harry, Benoon, Robbly, maybealexislost, Joe Public, Manar, IOna, Loose Baker, Hannah Merriman, Ed, Toby Coe, Lydia Morrison, Apolobamba, Sidekick Steve, Bicameralman, Gwyn Morfey, Lyn Gibbins, queenie, Peter Dancer, Keli, steve m, naomi billingham and 20 others. | On the reserve list: Billy, David Hayward, Sebastian, gemini2, Tim Stephens, Dominic Kelly, adam mcgreggor, Steve G, kikulicious, Chris Davis, Magdalen Myers, Monica Love, emilymaypinhead, kellan dalton, Annette, Faith, Tara, LyndsayG, loriland, andrea, alisha, Cara, Shabby-Joe Johnson, Clare Rowley, LouiseSmart, Mat, jelena curcic, dave dow, Christopher Cragg, Christina and more. |
Andy Field
Andy Field makes things.
Alongside Polly Webb-Wilson he created Exposures for the Brighton Fringe Festival 2008, an experience involving disposable cameras and an excess of imagination. Exposures will also be seen at the Dublin Fringe Festival in September 2008.
Andy is the co-programmer of the Forest Fringe, a new venue for experimentation and play at the Edinburgh festival.
Andy writes for the Guardian, Culture Wars and Curtain Rising Magazine. He is also the writer of the theatre blog www.thearcadesproject.blogspot.com.
http://www.thearcadesproject.blogspot.com/