
The Chekhov
PREMIERING IN 2026 In The Chekhov, two performers wait through a series of crises, an endlessly changing series of scenarios, that move constantly between comedy and tragedy. Waiting for Greta Thun ...

The Interpreters
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA A writer looking to translate a script from English to French engages a French translator, but the simple act of translating of a text ...

Spelling Spectacle
New work by Ingrid Berger Myhre premiering at SPRING Festival Utrecht in May 2023 - about logic, consequence and possibility. With “if, then” as undercurrent, the piece asks what a coherent choreog ...

Working with Children (2020)
The third iteration of a work that asks: what are we protecting children from? A choreographic essay that uses a live rehearsal with a group of 11-12 year olds to think through ideas around vulnera ...

Working With Children (2019)
Working with Children is a choreographic essay that looks at the problem of intimacy and exposure by exploring the nature of performance and the curiosity of artists who make contemporary performance ...

New Bergen Players (2019 – )
In January 2019 I began working with 10 women aged 65+ in Bergen, Norway. The aim of the collaboration is to make a series of performances and playful interventions in and around the city. Our first p ...

Working with Children (2018)
A choreographed essay that explores the ethics of working with children and the relationship between language and the (sexualised) body and between naming and authority. This is the first of three ver ...

Mermermer (2016)
Mermermer Image 3 Mermermer Image 1 "Witty, joyous and disconcerting, Mermermer blends the irreverent, absurd and everyday into a quirky style of comedic physical theatre… Unpredictable ...

Piece For Person And Ghetto Blaster (2015)
Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster is a confrontational muse on peace and conflict, moral relativism and the very function of art. The story came from something that actually happened. I saw a man th ...

The Interpreters (2017)
At the beginning of his presentation, a speaker made a joke through an interpreter and after a few seconds the whole room burst into laughter. He was pleased that finally an audience had appreciated h ...

A Social Service
“A Social Service unites an acute sense of the ridiculous with a sophisticated appreciation of the ways art effects social change, for good or ill. Its comic brilliance will have broad appeal, but the ...

Queens on a Rug (2016)
Filling in time, taking up space, taking up one another's space, filling in one another's time. This is a mash-up of work created with Jo Lloyd in a 3-hour performance that re-plays and re-orders mate ...

Green Screen (2014)
Green Screen was in part inspired by this quote from Buckminster Fuller: ‘If success or failure of this planet and of human beings depended on how I am and what I do… How would I be? What would I ...

Inside Outside Stephen Bram’s L3, E29, NGVI
This performance took place over 8 consecutive hours in Stephen Bram’s spectacular architectural sculpture, Level 3, E29, NGVI. The performance was a response to Bram’s installation that was designed ...

In Spite of Myself (2013)
“She is a master of recursion. Gunn possesses, to a profound degree, the ability to suspend contradictory thoughts seamlessly in the same space. At the centre is her riveting performance, which enchan ...

Hello my name is (2012)
"Gunn's quicksilver wit and the fearless eccentricity of her stage persona superimpose the tongue-in-cheek and the fearfully earnest in an utterly unique way… This is an uplifting and effortlessl ...

At The Sans Hotel (2010)
An emotionally evocative and intricate psychological detective story. Loosely about, yet having nothing to do with a schizophrenic German woman who arrived at a hotel in the middle of the desert, &nbs ...