Performance Network

Cambridge Interdisciplinary Performance Network. Research group @CRASSHlive, Cambridge. 2018-2019 Theme: Performance and the Body

[Performance Network @CamPerfNet]

Our *new programme* for Michaelmas Term is out!

[Cambridge Digital Humanities @CamDigHum]

We're thrilled to support Digital Humanities-based applications for the @LeverhulmeTrust Early Career Fellowship competition.

Submit your proposal via the @CRASSHlive portal by the internal deadline of 12:00 noon on Monday 28 October 2024.

Read more 🔗
https://t.co/bZ0qxv2i3f

[Daniel Miller @DannyAnth]

It's out.
I think this is really my `heart and soul’ book.
The Good Enough Life https://t.co/ED8I2c2T4L
A book that tries to reset the relationship between anthropology and philosophy by contrasting the ideal good life with actual good enough lives.

[Peter W. Marx @peterwmarx]

Great! Very exciting!

[JRAI @TheJRAI]

Our newest issue is now live 📢📢

Browse ten new ethnographic papers from all corners of anthropology, from long-distance runners in Kenya to caring for stray dogs in Russia.

➡️https://t.co/8uQ4HM9Po7

@culanth @EASAinfo @RoyalAnthro @AmericanAnthro @AmEthno @SocialAnthropo1

[Performance Network @CamPerfNet]

Happening on Wednesday, 5-7 pm, S2 ARB.

Refreshments will be offered.

[Performance Network @CamPerfNet]

Join us on 19th Feb, 5-7 pm, Queens of Syria- A retelling of Trojan Women. Reem Al Sayyah will be talking about her performance in the amazing and memorable Queens of Syria along with Asif Majid's theatre work on Pakistani-British youth.

[Performance Network @CamPerfNet]

@mmllpostgrad @CamDivinity @CamUniMusic @camcl
@CambridgeFames @CentreGHuM @Woolf_Institute

[Performance Network @CamPerfNet]

Join us on 19th Feb, 5-7 pm, Queens of Syria- A retelling of Trojan Women. Reem Al Sayyah will be talking about her performance in the amazing and memorable Queens of Syria along with Asif Majid's theatre work on Pakistani-British youth.