PhD candidate on The Letters of Samuel Beckett. Interested in epistolarity, medical & digital humanities, genetic criticism & more. / Teaching Fellow @tcddublin
Don't miss The Beckett List, the powerful new play by Encore Productions, our award-winning RehabCare Dundalk theatre company🎭
Tickets on sale now for a performance at Trinity's Samuel Beckett Theatre, November 4th at 7pm
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“The difficulties are immediately clear. Researchers are spending decades on successive fixed-term contracts with no prospect of securing long-term employment in academia... " - Miriam Hamilton, IFUT-
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Happy to see my contribution on the role of epistolary writing in the creative process of Comment c'est in this great collection of essays.
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Diving a little more into #Beckett's life by reading some unpublished letters held by the University of Reading. It's good to be back at last!
Thank you @SOFEIR2 for making it possible.
Exciting evening yesterday at the @afdublin for the book launch of "Scattered Love", Clíona Ní Riordain's (@Parisianista75) translation of @MBesserie's second novel "Les amours dispersées", which continues the Trilogy started with "Le Tiers-Temps" ("Yell Sam If You Still Can").
Today at @TLRHub: Symposium on Francophone African Voices in Ireland @TCDsllcs@FranceinIreland, organisers Dr Théo Munyangeyo and myself. Papers and roundtable on all aspects of research on and strategic engagement with Francophone Africa, followed by network launch. And wine!
No picture unfortunately, but what an excellent talk today from @NiallDKennedy about the importance of image in "Holy Motors" (2012), for the last instantiation of the French seminar series @TCDsllcs. Now, I'm off watching the movie!
This week, I was honoured to facilitate a conversation with Sarah Jane Scaife - @companysjdublin - on her adaptation of #Beckett’s Happy Days as Laethanta Sona. Our conversation centred on #ecodramaturgy as a tool for making and analysing performance.
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A very fascinating lecture from Arthur R. Boerlderl @arboe01 for the @TCDsllcs seminar series on the different stages of the digitalisation of Musil's "The Man without Qualities" and its importance into making the novel readable to all.