The London-based Factory theatre company is renowned for its experiments with an improvisational approach to classics, chance dramaturgy, and a playful relationship between performers and audience. The dramaturgies of three Factory productions, Hamlet (2007), The Seagull (2009), and The Odyssey after Homer (2012), create porous structures that allow classics to be rendered within postdramatic theatre.

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