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DT6126: Writing about Theatre and Performance
Semester 1 | Credits: 10
This module explores the theory and practice of writing about and for theatre. It focusses on reviewing, blogging, memoir, biography, and other forms of writing about theatre. Classes feature practice-based workshops.
Learning Outcomes
- review live performance for publication in print or online.
- work on reconstructing performance through the use of archival resources
- Understand the distinction between writing for specialist and non-specialist audiences, and apply that distinction in the composition of reviews and other forms of writing.
- Apply the skills of giving editorial feedback to peers both in person and in writing.
Assessments
- Continuous Assessment (100%)
Teachers
- PATRICK LONERGAN:
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- CHARLOTTE MCIVOR:
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- MIRIAM HAUGHTON:
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- AOIFE HARRINGTON:
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- EMMA BRINTON:
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- IAN WALSH:
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Reading List
- "How Plays Work" by David Edgard
- "Writing for Theatre." by Mark Fisher
Note: Module offerings and details may be subject to change.