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The subject of theatre audience engagement has preoccupied scholars and practitioners in theatre studies and research-informed theatre. Yet at the same time, there is a profound absence of data about audience members. The Canadian play and research project,  Home / Less / Mess , offers insight into the attitudes and emotions of over 300 audience members as they attend a very alternative theatre production in their small city. A collaboration between homeless writer/actors, academics, and community workers,  Home / Less / Mess  highlights conflicts concerning methodological approaches as well as different expectations of art and research. The group is held together by the shared goals of engaging audiences emotionally, intellectually, and politically. The audience survey is viewed as the tool which will reveal the effectiveness of those goals. The  Home / Less / Mess  survey benefited from a high response rate and the use of qualitative open-ended questions. The survey results reveal that many audience members, at least in the short term, were touched and educated by the homeless actors and their play.

The Messy Business of Art, Research, and Collaboration: Audience Engagement in Home / Less / Mess