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Research (cont.)
With Farah Karim-Cooper (Shakespeare’s Globe) I am currently co-editing a special issue of the journal Shakespeare emerging from the British Shakespeare Association Conference on Shakespeare, Race, and Nation, which I organized at Swansea in July 2019. Both the conference and the special issue aim to help continue the study of Shakespeare and race in the UK academy.
In recognition of my research, Swansea University named me one of seven inaugural Florence Mockeridge fellows in 2018.
Teaching Interests (cont.)
I currently serve as the Programme Director for the MA in English Literature and the MA Welsh Writing in English. I am very happy for any prospective students to contact me to discuss either of our programmes.
I would be delighted to discuss research supervision with any student interested in any aspect of early modern theatre.
Public Engagements
I am passionate about public engagement. I am particularly interested in promoting knowledge about the early modern theatre world beyond Shakespeare but I also enjoy talking about Shakespeare’s plays and their cultural reception. My recent public engagement activities include a Shakespeare Family Fun Day as part of the 2018 Being Human Festival, a talk about Shakespeare and assassination as part of a 2019 Being Human Festival panel, and a video introduction to Shakespeare’s Cymbeline as part of the Shakespeare2020 Project.
Invited Presentations, Lectures and Conferences
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Philip Massinger and the Dearth of the Author
2020
Oxford Renaissance Online Seminar, St Anne’s College, University of Oxford
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The Life of a Play
2019
The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham
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A Fashion for Fletcher
2018
London Shakespeare Seminar
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War Without Shakespeare
2018
International Shakespeare Conference, Stratford-upon-Avon
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Theatre History and the Logic of Context
2017
Playing and Playgoing in Early Modern England, Queen’s College. University of Oxford
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The Quiet Life of Jacobean Drama
2016
The British Graduate Shakespeare Conference, The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham
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Beginning Beaumont
2016
London Shakespeare Centre, King’s College London