We spent a month working with Ross Mullen, Jane McGinnes, Millie Taylor and Charlotte Hawkins, in a condemned boatyard on Exeter Quay.

The piece was concerned with how the history of a site is constructed as much from lies and fictions as from historical truths. We were also fascinated with the process through which real working enviroments are scrapped and replaced with sanitised facsimiles for the easier enjoyment of visitors and incomers.
We used text from Henrik Ibsen's "Enemy of the People" - along with many layers of stories, anecdotes and lies about the place collected during the residency.

The piece was perfomed at dusk and included video and slide projections - mostly showing text - projected onto wrecked boats, tarpaulins, scrap wood and metal from around the site.
We used a tonne of old books - creating random text for the perfomers to work with during the improvised sections. We also used songs layered with various other found sounds and music. There was also a landrover and a rowing boat used for getting the performers away from the site quickly in the final moments or the performance.