by Candace Barrington

Many of our posts alert readers to the latest information about the ongoing global reception of Chaucer’s work. Sometimes, though, we use these posts to record information that we don’t have time to follow up on but don’t want to fall through the cracks. This is one of them.

In situ, a theatrical company based in Cambridge UK, produces and performs site-specific works in non-theatrical spaces. (I confess to being an avid fan of such productions, although I’ve never seen an In situ production.)

In 2015, they developed The Canterbury Tales: A Promenade Performance. Bits of the performance can be viewed on this video from the Brighton Fringe Festival.