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A qualitative exploration into how British and Spanish women relate to perceived norms of femininity through body hair removal, and how this practice impacts on the perception of their own identity and gender.

Echeverria Monreal, Itsaso (2018)

This study explores why British and Spanish women remove their body hair in relation to the concepts of femininity, gender and identity. The expected outcome of my study was that by questioning the normativity of women´s ...
“How might theatrical performance offer a framework for analysing the performances of politicians?”

Scott, Hannah (2018)

This study explores how theatrical concepts can be applied to the analysis of performances given by politicians. The aim of this study is to generate new knowledge and understandings of political performance. The study ...
A practical investigation into the relationship between physical movement and spoken text in performance, with an analysis of how this relationship can affect the reception of the work for the spectator.

Cook, Nichole (2018)

This dissertation explores the creation of physical movement and spoken text within a collaborative devising context, and the differences in spectator response of physical performance which does and does not include the ...
The Use of a Drama Intervention Workshop Programme To Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour in Secondary Schools

Collins, Claire (2018)

This dissertation provides an overview of how the use of drama intervention workshop programme that uses Dorothy Heathcoat’s method ‘Mantle of the Expert’ could tackle anti-social behaviour within secondary schools. The ...
An exploration into the collaborative relationship of Marina Abramović and Ulay as they attempted to achieve their artistic manifesto. Challenging the success of this through performance analysis and the rise of Abramović as a solo artist.

Welsh, Kirstie (2018)

Marina Abramović, titled the grandmother of performance art, is known for testing the limits of her body and mind during performances of an ephemeral nature. She encourages her audience to enter into an energy exchange ...

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A qualitative exploration into how British and Spanish women relate to perceived norms of femininity through body hair removal, and how this practice impacts on the perception of their own identity and gender. ﻿

“How might theatrical performance offer a framework for analysing the performances of politicians?” ﻿

A practical investigation into the relationship between physical movement and spoken text in performance, with an analysis of how this relationship can affect the reception of the work for the spectator. ﻿

The Use of a Drama Intervention Workshop Programme To Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour in Secondary Schools ﻿

An exploration into the collaborative relationship of Marina Abramović and Ulay as they attempted to achieve their artistic manifesto. Challenging the success of this through performance analysis and the rise of Abramović as a solo artist. ﻿

A qualitative exploration into how British and Spanish women relate to perceived norms of femininity through body hair removal, and how this practice impacts on the perception of their own identity and gender.

“How might theatrical performance offer a framework for analysing the performances of politicians?”

A practical investigation into the relationship between physical movement and spoken text in performance, with an analysis of how this relationship can affect the reception of the work for the spectator.

The Use of a Drama Intervention Workshop Programme To Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour in Secondary Schools

An exploration into the collaborative relationship of Marina Abramović and Ulay as they attempted to achieve their artistic manifesto. Challenging the success of this through performance analysis and the rise of Abramović as a solo artist.