Regeneration

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If you enjoy nostalgia then find an old hard drive and get digging. I found this 2014 piece today. It’s a very early sketch of the Voices from the Village audio-walk I wrote for my PhD. I’d forgotten I’d …

Reflections on Pedagogy in Higher Education
In Blog
I read the articles Improving Teaching: Enhancing Ways of Being University Teachers by Gloria Dall'Alba and Students’ Approaches to Learning and Teachers’ Approaches to Teaching in Higher Education by John T.E. Richardson as part of my PGLTCHE […]
Theatre, Liberalism and Racism
In Blog
The toppling of the Edward Colston statue in Bristol by Black Lives Matter protestors over the summer has sparked an important debate about the ways we remember and commemorate history. I've been thinking about ways the performing arts contribute to […]
Virtual Vade Mecum Salons
In Blog
The limitations of lockdown meant that MA/MFA students at Rose Bruford had to create online pieces to share their performative writing. Despite the challenges, I was amazed by the level of theatricality they achieved with just a laptop and some […]
Radical Immersions Conference
In Events
This conference was organised by the Digital Research in the Arts and Humanities and looked at the impact new (and not so new) technologies are having on the ways art is produced and received by audiences. Speakers also explored concepts of […]
Academic Year 2019-20
In Reflections
After a relatively quiet summer I'm getting ready for another packed academic year. I got off to an early start by submitting my latest article 'Trans-Participation: Resisting Brexit through networked thinking in immersive theatre'. It will […]