Month: September 2014

More than 75 international delegates attended a two-day symposium dedicated to the work of the German theatre director Thomas Ostermeier, which was organised by the … Read more

The University of Kent appeared 30th out of 123 institutions in the latest Sunday Times league table. This is the first time we have achieved … Read more

On 19th August 2014, French film director Bertrand Tavernier wrote to a University of Kent lecturer asking him to convey a message to Kent’s Film … Read more

The ‘Perugino, Master of Raphael’ exhibtion, co-curated by Professor Tom Henry,  is now running in Paris between 12th September 2014 – 19th January 2015.   Considered … Read more

Saturday 1st November 2014 2pm to 4pm Gulbenkian, Canterbury   A Brief History of Japanese Animation Animation is among the largest and most visible of … Read more

The Aesthetics Research Centre is pleased to announce its next research seminar: Monday 22nd September, 4pm – 6pm, Keynes Seminar Room 17, University of Kent … Read more

‘Playing Identities, Performing Heritage: Theatre, Creolisation, Creation and the Commons’ is a two-year interdisciplinary collaboration between the Department of Scienze Storiche e Beni Culturali at … Read more

We are delighted to announce the publication of Dr Margherita Laera’s new book, Theatre and Adaptation: Return, Rewrite, Repeat, published by Bloomsbury Methuen Drama. Contemporary theatrical … Read more

A two-day interdisciplinary conference at The University of Kent Friday 16th and Saturday 17th January 2015. The School of Arts, University of Kent, is circulating the … Read more

Summary A one-day public event exploring how theatre responded to the events of 1914-1918, and a rare opportunity to see performances of wartime plays. The … Read more