#2021PGR: Creative Industries Post Graduate Symposium

Due to Covid-19, this years symposium is an online event, featuring the research of both post graduate students and staff.

9.45 – 10.00: Introduction to the day Prof. Paul Carr

Panel 1: 10.00 – 11.20

Gemma Harris: “The place we carved out for ourselves, would we still be valid?” The stories of the women of the miners’ strike 1984 in South Wales, and the difficulties encountered in collecting the same.

Sama: Representing the Voice of Exile by a Juxtaposition of Image and Text

Tom Garbett: “One virtue and a thousand crimes": (Re-)writing narrative poetry

Ian Rowlands: A brief over-view of Play Reading: the dominant development tool within the NY theatre ecology - and the evolution of an 'enthusiasm of practice'

Chair: Prof. Lisa Lewis 

Break: 11.20-11.35

Panel 2: 11.35 – 1.00

Omeje Gloria Amuche: New Managerialism and the Management of Industrial Conflicts in Public Universities in Nigeria

Elena Kohler: The roles of leadership in companies that acknowledge complexity thinking

Kate Harwood: Reflexivity, rights and relationships: What difference do these make when undertaking research with young people?

Tina Thomas: It’s not just about me! Using analytic autoethnography to develop understanding of broader social phenomena

Chair: Dr. Ruth Gaffney-Rhys

Lunch Break: 1.00 – 1.45

Panel 3: 1.45-2.35

Alexander Boswell: A Social Constructivist Narrative Inquiry into the Consumer Behaviour of LGBTQ+ Individuals During ‘Pride Month’.

Professor Mark Durden: Writing and Publishing Photography

Chair: Dr. Thania Acaron

2.35-3.35 Keynote

Professor Maddalena Pennacchia (Roma Tre University): Performance Archives and Their Uses: The case of the Silvano Toti Globe Theatre Archive at Roma Tre University

Chair: Dr. Márta Minier

3.35: Closing comments 

Download a copy of the programme and abstracts.