RESEARCH
QUALIFICATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS
- PhD, Performance Practice, University of Exeter
- PGCE, Arts University Bournemouth
- The Jacques Lecoq International Theatre School, 1987 – 1989
- BA (Hons) Performance Arts, Middlesex University
- Editorial Assistant - Theatre, Dance & Performance Training Journal
- Fellow - The Higher Education Academy
- Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA)
- Performer Training Working Group (TaPRA)
- International Federation for Theatre Research (IFTR)
- Embodied Research Working Group (ERWG) (IFTR)
- Research Centre for Environmental Humanities (BSU)
- Intercultural Communication through Practice Research Group (ICP) (BSU)
PUBLICATIONS
List of Services
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2019List Item 1
Embodied correspondences with the material world: Marcel Jousse’s ‘laboratory of the self’ as a force for creative practice in performer training in Theatre, Dance and Performance Training, Volume 10 (1)
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2017List Item 2
La Mancha Theatre Company and School – Chile: An Enactive Paradigm, In: Evans, M., Kemp, R. (eds.) The Routledge Companion to Jacques Lecoq, Routledge.
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2014List Item 3
The Threepenny Opera: Experiencing Intersections Bertolt Brecht and Jacques Lecoq, paper presented at Intersections: Colloquium of Performance Research, Central School of Speech and Drama (CSSD).
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2013List Item 4
Processes of Transmission: A Laboratory of the Self, paper presented at The Performer Training Working Group, Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) Conference, University of Glasgow.
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2011
Practice as Research: Models and Problems, paper presented at the Pre-Sessional Research Seminar, University of Exeter.
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2009
Vivien Leigh: The Actress, presented at the Vivien Leigh Symposium hosted by University of Exeter and Topsham Museum.
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2006-7
- Risk-Taking and its Implications for an Acting Course: A Pedagogical Approach, paper presented at the Learning and Teaching Conference, Arts Institute at Bournemouth.
- Guest panel member: Research Strategy Committee. Kingston University, Tate Gallery.
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2002
Shakespeare a Dos Tiempos. Six-week residency: Centro Nacional de las Artes – CENART, Mexico.
2018
- Moving Rock, Embodied Correspondences with the Material World as a Force for Performance-Making - presentation at Performing Mountains Symposium, Leeds
2017
- Funded by HEQR Seed Funding, Bath Spa University and Kingston University
- Funded by Bath Spa University and BSU Research Centre for Environmental Humanities (RCEH)
- Principle investigator: Professor Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen.