“For Prehn, LARPing offers a way to use text and language as material, giving them room to set up relations and situations that otherwise couldn’t be. The form mobilizes the identity of the participants along with the characters they imagine for themselves.…It is in this interplay the characters take up meaning, calling to concepts explored by Prehn in her thesis around the figure of the ghost, and ghostliness, as a symbol of outsider-ness.” excerpt from an essay by Rosie Haward