The Taming of the Shrew is alive and well today: a queer, crippled analysis
Rachael Hile invokes Peter Hinton’s 2008 production in which Katherine was played with a limp to present Shakespeare’s shrew as...
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- Nov 18, 2022
Some thoughts on body positivity and neutrality
This essay was adapted from an article I wrote for The Attic On Eighth in July 2019 on Western beauty ideals and statuary, edited by...
- Nov 18, 2022
“Let us have our liberty again”: Emilia Bassano's lives in fiction
This essay was first published by The Attic On Eighth in July 2019, edited by Olivia Lindem. I have attempted an intersectional analysis...
- Nov 17, 2022
Representations of disability in Richard III
This article analyses depictions of physical disability in Shakespeare’s Richard III to illustrate ways in which Western theatre...
- Nov 17, 2022
Clowning for Palestine and the spectacle of vulnerability
Image: Alaa Shehada, Faisal Abu Alhayjaa and Mark Thomas c/o MWLDAN Applied theatre scholars Balfour and Woodrow state that ‘the way...
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