On the political stage, image is everything. So politicians use props and theatrics to stir emotion and create memorable moments. @DanielJohnston6@Sydney_Uni https://t.co/OrlajuAOe4
Only just saw this recording - if you are interested in hearing about my book together with the wonderful Liza-Mare Syron talking about hers in conversation with the amazing @KateRossmanith. @intellectbooks https://t.co/QbA8FeUJWM
'The final collaborator and final arbiter is the audience. “Actors always say that when the audience arrive, they’ll show you what kind of play it is,” says McIntyre.' https://t.co/wtRtgpuW5K
A review of my "Theatre and Phenomenology: Manual Philosophy" - in the company of giants. (First time I've been reviewed, I think!) Many thanks to @JournalTheatre https://t.co/K8igAqPs9F
Please join us on zoom at 1pm this Wednesday, when we'll hear a paper on inauthenticity and the phenomenology of performance in Shakespeare's Richard III from Daniel Johnston (U Sydney).
(Contact [email protected] for Zoom link)
Because with so many inspiring people, moments, rebellious acts and made-up medical 'facts' a listicle of 10ish things just wasn't going to cut it.
#sbstdf#sbstdff@SBSSportau and a bonus shout out to @GoZwiftAUSNZ for all the lounge room rides too.
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