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Research publications

Performance Paradigm

Performance Paradigm is an interdisciplinary, refereed journal that reflects contemporary performance research across a range of cultures and contexts primarily in Asia and Australia.

Double Dialogues

Double Dialogues is a refereed electronic journal dealing with the discourse and practice of the arts, encompassing the visual arts, film, multi-media, dance, music, creative writing and theatre.
www.doubledialogues.com

The University of Melbourne Research Report - The annual Research Report is a comprehensive listing of the University's research publications and projects

Our staff profile pages list the most recent publications and research interests of our staff members.

Theatre Studies research projects

• Dramaturgies

  Dr Peter Eckersall, Paul Monaghan and Melanie Beddie

• Greek Tragedy in Australia

  Paul Monaghan

• Revolution and the everyday: performative interactions in art, theatre and politics in 1960s Japan

  Dr Peter Eckersall

• Risky Business

  Assoc Prof Angela O'Brien, with Dr Kate Donelan, Ms Kiersten Coulter and Dr Kruno Martinac

• Transformative arts education partnerships: A creative approach to whole school renewal

  Assoc Prof Angela O' Brien, with Dr Kate Donelan (Arts Education), and Dave Kelman (PhD candidate, University of Melbourne). Partner investigators: Michael O'Brien (Principal, Debney Secondary College) and Dave Everist (SCRAYP Youth Arts with an Edge)

• Theatre in the Asia-Pacific: Regional Culture in a Modern Global Context

  Dr Denise Varney, Dr Peter Eckersall, Prof Barbara Hatley (University of Tasmania), Dr Chris Hudson (RMIT).

• Theatre in the Berlin Republic

Dr Denise Varney

More research projects

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