LARP / DENMARK
1997–2002
How do you play Dungeons & Dragons with four hundred people and no game master?
A series of large-scale LARP games built on one principle: the players are the authors. No script, no game master, no predetermined story. Just a world detailed enough to tell a great story in.
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LARP / DENMARK
2001
Strip a game to its bones. What's left when you remove every abstraction?
A post-apocalyptic LARP with no game master, no prewritten story, and absolute scenography. Players built tribes in the months before arrival. The world didn't care what they did. So they had to do something.
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LARP / DENMARK
2006
Thirty strangers. One weekend. Dance was the only language that mattered.
A tango-LARP about love's perils. Dance was the core mechanic, not decoration. What couldn't be spoken could be danced. What couldn't be danced could be said.
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BOARD GAME / COPENHAGEN
2008
What if the most dangerous enemy was sitting at your own table?
A strategy game where each player on a team had their own definition of winning. Medals turned out to be the most powerful currency. Not bribing a country. Bribing a person.
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LARP / COPENHAGEN
2008
The attention is free. It will only cost you your soul.
A packaged LARP about fame, scandal, and the hollow machinery of celebrity. Headlines as tradeable currency. The corruption theme needed no explanation. It was already in the room.
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