This post originally appeared on the CityLIS blog
Immersive theatre has become a popular term in the UK over the past decade. It encompasses quite a broad range of performance practices, but at it’s most basic immersive theatre denotes performances …
This post was originally published on the CityLIS Blog
Our story picks up in the winter of 2011. After the CEDAR project wrapped up in February, I was asked to re-validate a level 2 module on the drama degree course …
This is an edited version of a post I published on the CityLIS blog.
I joined City, University of London this academic year as a lecturer in Library and Information Science. I’ve been working with Dr Lyn Robinson on …
Yesterday, I attended the Unboxed: Artists and the Archives event at the Hayward Gallery. In attendance were curators, performers, and researchers who all shared an interest in the archive’s generative potential.
The most intriguing contribution was from Barbara Cleveland, …
The events of the TV series of Games of Thrones have now surpassed those of George R R Martin’s books. The books and the drama are now divergent entities that show alternative pathways for the story to develop. It’s an …
