Drama: Recent submissions
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"To weather a play": audiences, outdoor Shakespeares, and avant-garde nostalgia at The Willow Globe
(Johns Hopkins University Press, 31 October 2018)This article draws on ethnographic fieldwork undertaken amongst audiences for outdoor Shakespeares. The Willow Globe is a living willow theatre modelled on the reconstructed Globe in London. Planted on a working, organic ... -
Imagining Arden: Audience responses to place and participation at Taking Flight Theatre Company’s As You Like It
(Participations, 1 May 2016)This article looks at audience responses to Taking Flight Theatre Company’s outdoor, promenade production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It, which took place in Wales and the South West of England in July 2014. It draws on ... -
Theatre, Performance, and the Amateur Turn
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Towards a Hopeful Plurality of Democracy: An Interview on Vocal Ontology with Adriana Cavarero
(Intellect, 1 April 2018)Marking the philosopher’s seventieth anniversary as well as fifteen years since the original publication of For More than One Voice: Toward a Philosophy of Vocal Expression, this interview with Adriana Cavarero considers ... -
Taking the ferry: performing queasy affects through Irish abortion travel in Thorny Island and My Name is Saoirse
(Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 10 May 2019)This article focuses on queasy affects produced at sea in two recent Irish plays that identify the ferry as the means of travelling from Ireland to the UK for an abortion: Sarah Binchy’s Thorny Island (2012) and Eva ...