Art Historian and Curator, and Reader at the School of Arts, Dr Ben Thomas, has published a new book, co-edited with Catherine Whistler from the … Read more
Category: Research Groups
BBC Arts’ Culture in Quarantine premieres ‘I Feel Different’ film based on Professor Nicola Shaughnessy’s AHRC research into autism
Professor Nicola Shaughnessy’s extensive research into autism and creative practice is one of nine selected Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) projects which have been made into … Read more
Performance and Theatre Research Group upcoming events
The School of Arts Performance and Theatre Research Group are delighted to invite you to their upcoming live events, kicking off with Dr Olu Taiwo … Read more
Olly Double publishes on Little Tich
Dr Olly Double, Reader in Drama, has just published a chapter in a new collection entitled Victorian Comedy and Laughter: Conviviality, Jokes and Dissent (Palgrave, … Read more
Online panel discussion ‘British Theatre and the Clown’
PhD student Nathan Keates, who is studying for a PhD in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research … Read more
Ben Thomas talk on art historian Edgar Wind
Dr Ben Thomas, Reader in Art History, will be giving a talk on Edgar Wind and the American artist R. B. Kitaj at the Italian … Read more
Tamar Jeffers McDonald’s research on Doris Day features on Great Lives
Dr Tamar Jeffers McDonald, Reader in Film and Head of the School of Arts, has featured on BBC Radio 4’s Great Lives in an instalment … Read more
James Newton podcast on TV movies
Dr James Newton, Lecturer in the Department of Media Studies, has released the latest instalment of his podcast series, Newton Talks. In this podcast, James discusses … Read more
Olly Double’s Alternative Comedy reviewed on comedy sites
Dr Olly Double, has had his recent book Alternative Comedy: 1979 and the Reinvention of British Stand-Up (Bloomsbury, 2020), reviewed on the influential comedy websites … Read more
Imagining Autism launches online resources
Imagining Autism, a project originally created by Nicola Shaughnessy, Professor of Performance, and Dr Melissa Trimingham, Senior Lecturer in Drama and Theatre, has recently launched … Read more