A Site of Revolution was presented as the final practical work created over the course of Gwynne's MFA. Gwynne's research revolved around the use of place-specificity in choreographic practice with a focus on personal experience of place.  Her thesis, entitled Place-Specificity in Choreographic Practice: A Site of Revolution documents the theoretical and practical research undertaken over a two year period invested in notions of perception of place, personal and shared experiences of site, sensorially and historically informed understandings of place, as well ideas of place versus site.