Drama: Recent submissions
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The Interdependence of Public and Private Finance in British Theatre
(Arts Council England, 1 August 2015)Theatre in Britain operates in a market economy with finance from both private and public sectors. Since 1945, and the founding of the Arts Council of Great Britain, increasing amounts of state support have been provided ... -
(Re)constructing political theatre: Discursive and practical frameworks for theatre as an agent for change
(Cambridge University Press, 1 January 2015)Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2015. In 2015 the concept of live performance as having efficacy to instigate political change is contested, yet some politically motivated performance has demonstrably facilitated ... -
The road to Epidaurus is like the road to creation: Tapping the urban archive
(SAGE Publications, 2016)This paper brings together three short ‘provocations’ presented by Katie Beswick, Harriet Hawkins and Joseph Kohlmaier. Between them, these provocations investigate the idea of how the archive of the city can be ’tapped’ ... -
'Ten in a Bed': Literacy, Intermediality and the Potentials of Low-Tech
(Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 30 June 2016)Ten in Bed was a project led by participatory arts organisation Phakama, in partnership with Queen Mary University of London. Over an eight-week period we ran a series of intermedial arts workshops and staged a performance ... -
A Trialectical Cusp: between the real and the represented At the bus stop in SPID Theatre Company’s 23176
(Taylor & Francis (Routledge): SSH Titles, 9 June 2016)This article applies Soja’s ‘trialectic’ as an analytical method with which to explore the relationship between the real, the imagined and the represented in SPID Theatre Company’s 2008 production 23176. This production ...