Difference between revisions of "Afasias Barn"
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In a post-apocalyptic setting, humans find themselves short of oral language. Instead, body language and noise is used for all forms of communication. A small group of humans have settled in a small cabin in the forest. The group is sorted into separate subgroups, which each have their own tasks, for example hunters, whose task it was to scavenge for canned goods and try to kill animals. The larp revolved around everyday life and the challenges posed by the loss of language, or aphasia. | In a post-apocalyptic setting, humans find themselves short of oral language. Instead, body language and noise is used for all forms of communication. A small group of humans have settled in a small cabin in the forest. The group is sorted into separate subgroups, which each have their own tasks, for example hunters, whose task it was to scavenge for canned goods and try to kill animals. The larp revolved around everyday life and the challenges posed by the loss of language, or aphasia. | ||
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[[Category:Larp runs in Norway]] | [[Category:Larp runs in Norway]] | ||
[[Category:1998 larp runs]] | [[Category:1998 larp runs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:18, 13 January 2019
| English name | The Children of Afasia |
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| Techniques | Fate |
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| Date | January 9–11, 1998 |
| Duration | 2 days |
| Location | Maridalen, Oslo, Norway |
| Participants | 15 |
| Budget | €1,000 |
| Participation fee | €25 |
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In a post-apocalyptic setting, humans find themselves short of oral language. Instead, body language and noise is used for all forms of communication. A small group of humans have settled in a small cabin in the forest. The group is sorted into separate subgroups, which each have their own tasks, for example hunters, whose task it was to scavenge for canned goods and try to kill animals. The larp revolved around everyday life and the challenges posed by the loss of language, or aphasia.
