Boundless Play
Boundless PlayA loose-leaf collection of writings that view play from every angle & all life through the lens of play - Curated by Leslie Scott
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PLAYHOUSE
The English term playhouse and the structures we tend to associate with it today have many origins. Let us return, for a moment, to one: the lands of a former priory north of London in 1576, where a woman called Margaret Brayne is hard at w...
Playing Games
We play games, so it should follow that the very purpose of a game is to provide a pre-packaged set of possibilities that allows us to experience play. Given which, it should be easy to find an unambiguous definition for what is and is not ...
Playing Russian Roulette
Playing Russian roulette, death is just a click away. One bullet is loaded into a revolver and the cylinder is spun. With a deep breath, a player pulls the trigger, testing their fate. If the hammer falls on the chamber with the live round,...
Playing the Clown
Clowns were not always the playful fellows we think of today – that is, unless you are petrified of them, and we shall come to that shortly. The word ‘clown’ emerged in the mid-1500s to describe rustic, unrefined characters or buffoons, bum...
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A loose-leaf collection of writings that view play from every angle & all life through the lens of play. Curated by Leslie Scott
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