• Will you stay and watch me dying? Hybridising transmedia and bricolage as a means of staging the post-traumatic 

  McQueen, Patricia Darling (University College Cork, 2022-08-19)

  As technology increasingly dominates lived experience in the 21st-century, theatre artists are moving beyond traditional boundaries, harnessing the energy of popular media to tell stories in innovative ways. The aesthetic ...
• Enchanting things: cultural object performance and practice encounters with material performatives 

  Burton, Leslie (University College Cork, 2022)

  Within the neoliberal, capitalist Anthropocene, over-saturation in material culture and passive acceptance of the overwhelming circulation of objects has led, quite literally, to a toxic relationship with (supposedly) ...
• Special Issue on Repealing the 8th: Irish Reproductive Activism 

  Hill, Shonagh; Hoover, Sarah; McAuliffe, Mary; Side, Katherine (Lectito, 2022-03-01)
• Think outside my box: Staging respectability and responsibility in Ireland's Repeal the 8th Referendum 

  Haughton, Miriam; Hoover, Sarah; Murphy, Ciara L. (Lectito, 2022-03-01)

  This article argues that the targeting of certain narratives of womanhood, those deemed ‘respectable’ and ‘responsible’, operated as a key performative and affective strategy during the Irish 2018 Referendum on the 8th ...
• Women seen and unseen: the dramaturgy of character, space and place in three adaptations for the Irish stage 2014-2019 

  Acton-Carey, Maxine (University College Cork, 2021-07-04)

  Through an analysis of the dramaturgy of character, space and place in three plays adapted by women since the financial crash in 2008, this thesis argues the case for recognition of a new epoch of female character ...

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