Untitled Projects makes ambitious and adventurous theatre on a large scale. They embrace taking risks, and in doing so surprise and challenge the audience. They continually re-imagine what theatre can be: blending landscape, biography, novel, video, lecture, documentary, installation, interview, fashion, music, science and playwriting. The archive of their work is now housed at the Scottish Theatre Archive, Special Collections, Glasgow University Library.

Pamela Carter read English at King's College, London, then taught at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow. She turned to writing in 2002 and amongst her plays are SLOPE (co-created with Stewart Laing, Tramway 2006), Game Theory (co-written with Selma Dimitrijevic, Traverse 2007) and An Argument about Sex (Traverse 2009). She lives in Hackney, East London.