The film documents the Seven Walks in a Holy City project (2011)- Walking , playing and collecting photographs in the city of Jerusalem.

An Invitation to Play is a soundwalk that encourages a playful look at the world around us. Using experimental audio and lessons from game studies, we will guide you through a series of playful exercises as you walk through Boston Public Garden.

Place Listening investigates how playful urban listening can reshape connections between people and their environments through workshops and an audio walk in Oslo’s ROM area. The project documents these sessions in a gallery installation featuring site-specific sound recordings that invite participants to explore contemporary urban experiences.

Walkroulette is an interactive game where a ‘drifter’ physically navigates from point A to B within a time limit, guided by votes from an online group at each turn. Players can influence the drifter’s route and tasks, while power-ups offer location information or extend the time allowed, blending virtual collaboration with real-world movement.

Since I Suppose is an immersive, site-specific experience that integrates scenes from Shakespeare’s *Measure for Measure* with live interactions and multimedia elements across urban institutions. It guides audiences through city spaces associated with power, religion, and leisure, exploring themes of power, identity, and desire while blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction.

The app Play Cambridge Now or Never!, created by Idit Nathan and Helen Stratford, launched on 27th May during Cambridge Junction’s Watch Out Festival, featuring 50 prompts around the city. It encourages users to explore Cambridge as a playground, offering new perspectives for both locals and visitors.