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EatEat

Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies; Performance Research; Brookes, Michael Jonathan (2003)

Lighting design for the context-specific theatre event 'Eat Eat' (Quarantine, 2003). The production initiated Brookes' subsequent long-term collaboration with the company. Produced and presented with Leicester Haymarket, ...
EatEat/ Rantsoen

Banham, Simon (2003)

EatEat: a performative meal created with Leicester based refugees and asylum seekers. Audience and performers sat together around a 10m long concrete table in Leicester's oldest building, the Guildhall. Sharing a meal or ...
Ecology of Perception: Yoga as a Dancing Ecology

Lavery, Melanie (Aberystwyth University, 2014)
Ed Thomas: Jazz Pictures in the Gaps of Language

Rabey, David Ian (Wiley, 2006-09-29)

This wide-ranging Companion to Modern British and Irish Drama offers challenging analyses of a range of plays in their political contexts. It explores the cultural, social, economic and institutional agendas that readers ...
Editorial: Fieldworks

Daniels, Stephen; Pearson, Michael; Roms, Heike Pearson (2010-12-01)

The editorial for an issue of Performance Research dedicated to contributions emergent from the AHRC 'Landscape and Environment' programme's 'Living Landscapes' conference staged in Aberystwyth University
The Empty I Sarah Kane and the Aesthetics of the New Tragic

Mangold, Alexander C. (Aberystwyth University, 2010)

This study argues that Sarah Kane’s work for the theatre proposes a new tragic aesthetic for the contemporary stage which in many ways transcends the limited genre definitions with which her work is generally associated. ...
Encountering Memory: Acco Theatre Center's Arbeit macht frei MiToitland Europa

Roms, Heike (Taylor & Francis, 2006-06-07)

Europe at the turn of the twenty-first century is a place where the practice of theatre still matters. Theatre remains a place and a practice in which pressing questions of political and personal identity, desire, imagination ...
English Drama Since 1940

Rabey, David Ian (Taylor & Francis, 2003-01-23)

English Drama since 1940 considers the bids of successive post-war dramatists to find language and images of remorseless disclosure, appropriate to the public manifestation of sensed crisis and the interrogation of the ...
Enlarging the small ones: a critical reflection on the MA performance by Shannon Roszell

Roszell, Shannon (Aberystwyth UniversityTheatre, Film and Television Studies, 2010)

The Performance. ‘The Small Ones’ examines just those: the small items, the small moments and the small memories that compose a life. It is a solo performance exploring memory and object juxtaposing live-feed projections ...
Entitled

Performance Research; Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies; Brookes, Michael Jonathan (2011)

Lighting design for the theatre work 'Entitled' (Quarantine, 2011), developed within the context of Brookes' long-term collaboration with the company. Initially presented within The Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, in ...
Entitled : Scenographic design work for Quarantine Theatre Company considering how might we explore theatrically experiences of hope, privilege and disappointment, and negotiate, on and off stage, the impossibility of trying to arrive at a point of completion or perfection.

Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies; Performance Research; Banham, Simon James (Quarantine, 2011-07-07)
Envisaging ‘Visualisation’: Some challenges from the international Lord of the Rings audience project

Barker, Martin (Film-Philosophy, 2006)

This essay explores a series of issues which have emerged around the term ‘visualisation’ as a result of materials generated out of the international Lord of the Rings audience project. ‘Visualisation’ is quite widely used ...
Envisaging ‘Visualisation’: Some challenges from the international Lord of the Rings audience project

Barker, Martin (2006-12)

This essay explores a series of issues which have emerged around the term ‘visualisation’ as a result of materials generated out of the international Lord of the Rings audience project.‘Visualisation’ is quite widely used ...
Eventful Evidence: Historicizing Performance Art

Roms, Heike (2008-11-14)

Published alongside Slovene translation: 'Dodokovni dokazi / Dogodkovno dokazovanje: Zgodoviniti performans'; translator: Barbara Hribar.
The Evolution of Hong Kong Crime/Thriller/Drama Action Cinema in the 21st Century

Thornton, Adam (Aberystwyth UniversityTheatre, Film and Television Studies, 2012)

Crime/thriller/drama action films have been a popular and commercially successful product of Hong Kong cinema. However, since the early 1990s, the Hong Kong film industry has been in decline. It has been posited that as a ...
The Fading of the Subject in Sarah Kane's Later Work

Gritzner, Karoline (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012-01-01)
FAIL

Turner, Naomi (Aberystwyth UniversityTheatre, Film and Television Studies, 2010)

"In this world I feel trapped. I can never make up my mind whether I want to fit in or whether I’m proud of being different. As independent and as free as I try to be, or think I am, I am relentlessly aware of being ...
The Film Society and the Creation of an Alternative Film Culture in Britain in the 1920's

Sexton, Jamie (University of Exeter Press, 2002)
Flirting with Disaster

Rabey, David Ian (University of Hertfordshire Press, 2010-12-01)

An analysis of contact points between the forces of Eros and Thanatos, philosophy and speculative theatre, with particular reference to the writings of the philosophers Alphonso Lingis and Anne Dufourmantelle.
“Follow the Evidence”? Methods of Detection in American TV Detective Drama

Jenner, Mareike (Aberystwyth UniversityTheatre, Film and Television Studies, 2013)

This thesis deals with methods of detection i.e. the mode of investigation employed to catch a criminal in American detective dramas on television. It divides methods of detection into the categories of ‘rational-scientific’ ...

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