There's an online launch for The Feminist Art of Walking Weds 28th Jan 6.30 on zoom. I'll be joined by some amazing artists and activists celebrated in the book so its gonna be special. More info TBC, sign up here for the link (free) tinyurl.com/FAoWONLINE @plutopress.bsky.social #NewBook #Feminist

I was lucky enough to see this. It was brilliantly absurd, excoriating, satirical & political, like a Scottish Ubu Roi. I hope it has a longer run. The shift in mood and atmosphere was exquisite and deeply disturbing. I also had the privilege of being a horse.

Great to see additional support to expand access to Three Words for Forest - a filmed play exploring UK forests and the climate crisis developed by @uofglasgow.bsky.social from the newLEAF project 👏🏽 🌳🧪1/

If you'd like more info about resources, drop me an email at [email protected]

Three Words for Forest - a filmed play exploring UK forests & climate crisis - gets new AHRC funding to expand access & spark dialogue. 🌲 @deeheddon.bsky.social

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BOOK NOW www.nationaltheatrescotland.com/events/shes-... Produced by the @traversetheatre.bsky.social, in association with the National Theatre of Scotland as part of #TravFest25 at the @edfringe.bsky.social

Reminder: applications for permanent lectureship in Environmental Politics due May 8. @uompol.bsky.social @environmentalpol.bsky.social @bisa-ecpwg.bsky.social www.jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...

The University of London Press is now accepting for new proposals for short-form books (20,000–30,000 words) on Digital Cultural Heritage on themes of use, access, value(s) and ephemerality uolpress.co.uk/book-series/... #BDCAM25

Loving my spring display!

What a brilliant time I've had at the Walking Women conference in Hamburg. Thanks to @sandradinter.bsky.social for brilliant hosting. Great to work with @cqualmann.bsky.social on a Night Walk, which ended with the creation of our own constellation, each star dedicated to a different woman.

link.springer.com/book/10.1007... Delighted to announce the publication of the latest contribution to our Performing Landscapes series. This brilliant collection is co-edited by Sally Mackey and Adelina Ong. Sally and I are series editors, so I'm even more chuffed to see this book published!

I am delighted to be presenting Robert Softley Gale, CEO of Birds of Paradise theatre.

Yeah! Clare & I have had fun putting this together but the creative work is all Clare's!

Getting ready for a nightwalk in Hamburg next week with the wonderful @deeheddon.bsky.social for the 'walking women new perspectives' conference with @sandradinter.bsky.social. Just working on draft layouts for our guide 🌇🚶‍♀️🌌

@academicdiary.bsky.social Lovely to finally meet you tonight Les! Let’s get a coffee or drink sometime soon. @maggieoneill.bsky.social can vouch for me. 😂 Plus my degree was Theatre & Sociology. Taught by the best, including Bridget Fowler.

Staged reading of “Cry Water, Then Blood" by Amanda Cumberbatch. A play about the struggle for liberation from enslavement, offering much insight into the bonds of kinship on Plantation Barbados. 21 March, 3-4.30pm. University of Glasgow FREE www.eventbrite.com/e/cry-water-...

Wonderful to welcome our second Theatre Studies Visiting Fellow to the University of Glasgow- Amanda Cumberbatch, who joins us from the University of the West Indies, Barbados.

Hurrah! Hamish arrives in Glasgow tomorrow as our inaugural Global South Theatre Studies Fellow www.dramaforlife.co.za/news/2025/ha...

Theatre Studies at Glasgow University welcomes Hamish Mabala Neill from South Africa to the University of Glasgow as its inaugural Global South Visiting Fellow. Lecture 21 Feb (also on zoom) & Workshop 24 Feb. Free. All welcome. Info: glasgowtheatreseminar.wordpress.com

Theatre Studies at University of Glasgow is launching a pilot, SCOTTISH THEATRE ARCHIVES PRACTITIONER RESIDENCY, offering a fee of £2000. Applications are invited from self-employed arts practitioners. Deadline 21 Feb. Full details in link. www.gla.ac.uk/subjects/the...

Double whammy today. 1) we are not funding your project which received 6/6 peer reviews, 9/10 score, and was ‘outstanding’. 2) Research Fish (equivalent) is now open for recording all the outputs of all your funded projects. (2 will resonate only with UK academics. If you know, you know.)

Happy New Year. Slainte.