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ABC created a new installation for Hatch at Embrace Arts last Sunday. Kate and Esther worked incredibly hard on the gruelling 12 hour durational event to create a time based visual and audio installation. Thanks to all of those who donated their daily schedule and some of their most treasured moments.

Unbelievably TRACK DOWN - NT has come to an end. The game was in situ at The National Theatre for 33 days and a huge number of visitors managed to crack the code. We'd like to say an enormous thanks to Angus and his team, Alison Rae and her team and a special thanks to Ian Moore for all his production support. We'd also like to thank the numerous people we interviewed that offered such a wonderful insight into the history and heritage of The National Theatre. We simply could not have done this project with out you.

TRACKDOWN - NT is up and running at The National Theatre until the 27th August. To play simply TRACKDOWN the starting location on Theatre square, Just outside The National Theatre. The show can be played from 09.30 - 23.00 and as its part of the wonderful Watch This Space Festival its totally free.

We've been working hard on our summer project TRACK DOWN. A fun interactive game that takes you on a journey. Playing the part of an audience member and a detective you'll quickly track down a series of clues to reveal a story specifically created for our two summer locations.

TRACK DOWN - MK will be launched on the 21st July at XSCAPE in Milton Keynes, commissioned especially for the IF Festival. Come along, down load the App and begin your journey as you start to a build a totally unique city.

TRACK DOWN - NT will be launched just a week later on the 28th July at The National Theatre an integral element of the Watch This Space Festival. Step on board the giant games board as you begin your journey around a theatre that gradually starts to share its secrets and memories of those that have worked and played in this historic building.

Call ME - When you get here opened at Pazz Festival on the 21st April and so far so good. This is its first phase of development and the first time MBD have created an app as part of an artistic experience so its all a learning curve. The response from the public has been really positive, people seem to really relate to the subject matter and particularly enjoy the final destination and final task. As you can see I'm being a bit cryptic but I'm keen not to give too much away.