Attention:

Hi everybody,

Sorry about today's meeting for the archivers and licensing people, it has been rescheduled for tomorrow (tuesday) at 5:30pm. 

the previous post was not actually 'by gail'. lol?

"Chora is both cosmic place and abstract space, and is also the substance of the human crafts. In architecture it would undermine the common distinction (that in fact dates from only the nineteenth century!) between contained space and material container. Most importantly, it would point to an "invisible ground" that exists beyond the linguistic identity of Being and Becoming, of words and world, of signifier and signified, while also making language and culture possible in the fist place. It is the "region" of that which exists. The problem, as Plato emphasizes, is that its presence and reality can be graspedonly with great difficulty, obliquely so to speak, through a kind of 'bastard reasoning...'"

Alberto Perez-Gomez

Hey everyone,

There will be a meeting for all archivers and licensing people on Monday after Timber Class. If this applies to you, please be sure you attend. 

Since the title of the play has been announced as Chora, space, I thought I would post a link to this rather long article that discusses the history of the idea of chora in relation to making, in case it interests anyone, from Plato through to Jacques Derrida. http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/philosophy_and_rhetoric/v040/40.3rickert.pdf

Colaborative Theatre Workshop today at 7.00pm.
Everyone is encourage to assist.

Please check the updated groups and the plot summary for each scene