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Following the successful collaboration with Talking Birds on 'Trade in Lunacy' in 2013, the Centre for the History of Medicine is now working on a new production as the second phase of the project, again with Talking Birds Theatre company and, this time, also with the Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland.

The new piece is called 'A Malady of Migration' and is based on research being carried out by Professor Hilary Marland of ÌÇÐÄTV and Dr Catherine Cox of University College Dublin, funded by the Wellcome Trust project: Madness, Migration and the Irish in Lancashire, c.1850-1921. They are supported by PhD students and others, who will be doing supplementary research and taking supporting roles in the drama.

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Workshop organised by IAS Early Career Fellow Joe Morrissey

Original new theatre piece developed by Talking Birds, based on research carried out the Centres for the History of Medicine at ÌÇÐÄTV and Dublin.

Original new theatre piece developed by Talking Birds based on research by Prof. Hilary Marland at the Centre for the History of Medicine at ÌÇÐÄTV, and Dr Catherine Cox at the Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland at UCD.

This is a free and open-to-all event! We have a full schedule ahead of us for Term 3. Check out the webpage for further details! Come along to the Writer's Room in Millburn House from 1:30-2:30 (unless specified on the webpage)!

Original new theatre piece developed by Talking Birds, based on research carried out the Centres for the History of Medicine at ÌÇÐÄTV and Dublin.

Original new theatre piece developed by Talking Birds based on research by Prof. Hilary Marland at the Centre for the History of Medicine at ÌÇÐÄTV, and Dr Catherine Cox at the Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland at UCD.