It is with a very heavy heart that we share the news that Professor Jim Davis passed away on Saturday 4th November. Everyone who had the pleasure of encountering Jim will appreciate that this is a huge loss for his family, friends, colleagues, and the wider research community.
Today was simply amazing! 🎉 I had the pleasure of sharing my theatre skills and storytelling with over 30 ambassadors from Year 6 classes from four schools in a fantastic Genocide Memorial #schoolslinking project in #Bolton! Truly warmed my heart.@DC_Warwick@TheatreWarwick
Starting the week with some excellent news. In this year’s @uniofwarwick Awards for Teaching Excellence, our staff claimed the two top spots in the Arts Faculty category! @Farnellian was highly commended, and Dr Freya Verlander was the overall winner. Congratulations, both!
Tomorrow our second years will be showcasing their final performances as part of their core module, Ways of Doing. They’ve developed pieces which act as an intervention into a world issue they feel strongly about. 10am-4pm tomorrow, good luck and congratulations second years!
Thrilled to announce that my second, smaller, but no less beautiful book baby is finally out in the world! If you’re interested in Cold War cultural diplomacy, exhibitions, and where stars such as Peter Brook got their endless funds from, the book is free to download for 2 weeks.
My brilliant @TheatreWarwick colleague @spewish is currently doing a 24hr livestream to raise money for his latest creative project working with autistic adults. You can watch the stream below - and the sponsor link is there, too.
Newspaper Theatre is performing ‘SOCIAL STAMINA: Do you have it?’ as a result of recent workshops, led by Uruguayan theatre maker, and Theatre of the Oppressed specialist, Sabrina Speranza. (@speranzasabrin1) Go along on 6th March at 7pm in FAB0.20 to see this exciting project.
Yesterday we said goodbye & thank you to Richard Perkins, the very best librarian and our friend and colleague for as long as nearly all of us could remember. Thank you for helping us deliver our teaching and research over many years - we hope you enjoy your retirement.
Fantastic to see @uniofwarwick @EnglishWarwick graduate Kwaku Mills in the cast for this show @NationalTheatre. Kwaku was an active member of the @TheatreWarwick drama societies during his time here.
Wishing a happy and productive day to all speakers and attendees of @bodylabourtps23! We’re very proud of our PGRs @emzyz10, @VSklez and @theotherfeluda who have put together a superb programme
📣Participating in the "Locations of (Dis)embodied Labour in Theatre and Performance" hybrid conference throughout the day on 🗓️November 30, 2023. Engaging in comprehensive sessions and anticipating valuable insights.@TheatreWarwick@DC_Warwick
A shout out - the MA in Applied Theatre @TheatreWarwick has a scholarship place available for anyone living in the global South. Deadline 14 December. Eligibility details: https://t.co/GqRmIiRNK1 Please RT #appliedtheatre#opportunity#Scholarship#study
Today in Drama and Healing @TheatreWarwick we were looking at the place of embodiment, metaphor and ritual in dramatherapy. I also revisited @GeeseTheatre Violent Illusion Trilogy - what a truly groundbreaking theatre therapy programme for prison, even if I say so myself!
Great to see this collection out there, featuring contributions from four of our team: Milija Gluhovic, Silvija Jestrovic, @VSklez and our much-missed late colleague Jim Davis.
The Palgrave Handbook of Theatre and Migration (Eds., Yana Meerzon and S. E. Wilmer, Palgrave, 2023) book launch was held virtually on 18 October 2023 as part of Forced Migration and The Arts https://t.co/UrQceV0Gvd More information available here: https://t.co/k6OFgyfNKu
@keepieuppie We’re all so sorry for your loss, Geoff. Hopefully you can take some comfort in knowing that Jim was loved and admired by many people, not just for his work as a scholar but for his friendship and generosity of spirit.
Here's Jim reminiscing about representations of 19th century theatre from his youth. For me, it's particularly sweet because he's talking about Bristol theatre (my adopted home) https://t.co/l3KSw4jL4W