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The politics of scenarios and experiments in counter-rehearsals


Funder Arts and Humanities Research Council
Recipient Organization Queen Mary University of London
Country United Kingdom
Start Date Sep 30, 2024
End Date Sep 29, 2027
Duration 1,094 days
Number of Grantees 2
Roles Student; Supervisor
Data Source UKRI Gateway to Research
Grant ID 2930883
Grant Description

This practice-based PhD explores the increasing use of simulations to pre-enact the future, establishing a new community space to imagine and rehearse alternative visions. The space will act as a framework to develop methods for rehearsing future scenarios with various groups and communities. It will be constructed over three years through theatrical experiments in stage-building and

participatory workshops. This will result in a final experimental documentary, following a group of participants as they imagine and rehearse the lives of their community 30-years from now, based on where they would like it to be. The film will engage participants through Future-Imaging workshops of 'how things

could work' (Boulding) and the construction of architectural stage-sets to act out scenarios in. The space and film will offer an embodied knowledge of positive alternative futures we are yet to imagine (Boulding, Fisher), aiding real-world struggles to bring them into reality.

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Queen Mary University of London

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