RADAC is happy to announce the launch of a new book series edited by @annedecork.bsky.social (Uni College Cork, Ireland) and Graham Saunders (Uni of Birmingham, UK) on Cultural Censorship. You will find more information as well as the call for papers on RADAC's website: radac.hypotheses.org/4682

[BOOK CLUB] 7.05.25 / 12:00 / Zoom @annedecork.bsky.social & Graham Saunders, The Palgrave Handbook of Theatre Censorship, Palgrave 2024. With: Oliver Crick, Samuel Ravengai, Richard Hand & @profmikew.bsky.social, Émeline Jouve radac.hypotheses.org/4558 Come join the fun!

Delighted to get my hands on the latest novel by Catherine Kirwan!

Very much looking forward to meeting new colleagues and talking about Wesker next Thursday as part of the Representation of Home Seminar series at the Centro de Estudos Anglíaticos da Universidade de Lisboa.

Grateful to The Irish Times for a recent feature in advance of the Irish premiere of The Land Grows Weary of its Own this Friday at the National Concert Hall conducted by Jessica Cottis by the National Symphony Orchestra, Ireland on Friday 21st February 2025.

7 May 12:00 p.m. CET / 11:00am GMT: @annedecork.bsky.social and Graham Saunders, The Palgrave Handbook of Theatre Censorship, Palgrave 2024. Several of the book’s contributors will be present (Gioia Angeletti, Oliver Crick, Samuel Ravengai, Richard Hand & Mike Wilson, Émeline Jouve)