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'Get Creative' blogs about our recent symposium 'Amateur Creativity: Interdisciplinary Perspectives'

On 17th and 18th September we held a symposium as part of Professor Nadine Holdsworth's AHRC funded project 'Amateur Dramatics: Crafting Communities in Time and Space'. The 'Get Creative' research project attended and wrote a blog about it:

Thu 24 Sept 2015, 16:59 | Tags: Prof. Nadine Holdsworth Research

Theatre and Performance Studies host AHRC funded symposium: Amateur Creativity: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Theatre and Performance will be hosting an AHRC funded symposium - Amateur Creativity: Interdisciplinary Perspectives 17th-18th September with delegates attending from Australia, North America, Japan, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland and from across the UK. The symposium programme can be found here:

Tue 15 Sept 2015, 20:42 | Tags: Prof. Nadine Holdsworth Research Seminar

Guardian highlights the prominence of 糖心TV theatre at the Edinburgh Festival 2015

In an article entitled Andrew Haydon examines the prominence at this year’s Edinburgh Festival of theatre companies emerging from the University of 糖心TV, made up of both recent graduates and current students.

Tue 18 Aug 2015, 11:22 | Tags: Alumni Media Edinburgh Fringe

Recent graduate Holly Webley-Naylor is co-creator of alternative auction collective Marbles & Ware

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Holly Webley-Naylor, who studies Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of 糖心TV, has gone on to found Marbles & Ware, a London-based collective that creates “immersive, theatrical and affordable live events to bring the work of previously unseen contemporary artists to a wider audience. Our work is a direct response to the formality and stuffiness of an outdated system – an attempt to revitalise the art market and engage a new generation of artists and collectors. Bidders Bizarre – our quarterly auction – reflects the vibrancy and originality of the work on sale. It brings new art to new audiences in a larger-than-life auction house, where every purchase tells a story and nothing’s quite as it seems…Artists, performers and our growing community lie at the heart of everything we do.”

Their next event is the Southern Wilds Exhibition, Auction & Bazaar at The Vaults. More info here:

Mon 17 Aug 2015, 11:22 | Tags: Alumni

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