• Black Cats and Blues (2014-18) 

  Vear, Craig (Recording, musical)

  Black Cats and Blues (2014-18) is a hyper-media concerto for cello and digital technologies. It consists of a series of interactive digital environments for a solo cellist to explore new approaches in performance. The ...
• Mapping the Landscape of Creative Industries Research in Scotland 

  Wells, Jaleesa ; Bernal, M. (Software)

  This searchable excel database provides a summary of the current research landscape across Scotland’s nineteen academic institutions, identifying research and researchers in the field of the creative industries. The database ...
• Entrepreneurial axiology: hybrid values in creative social enterprise 

  Wells, Jaleesa (Conference)

  Objectives Engaging in the lived experiences of creative social entrepreneurs, we ask what is valuable about the creative process, and how does this process advance research about hybrid values in entrepreneurship? We ...
• Phenomenological methodology: crafting the story of Scotland’s creative social enterprises 

  Wells, Jaleesa (Conference)

  Drawing on research that considers the contributions of qualitative methods in developing entrepreneurship theories, this paper discusses narrative inquiry, and inclusive dramaturgical devices such as storytelling, ...
• Humming the Sets: Scenography and the Spectacular Musical from Cats to The Lord of the Rings 

  White, Christine (Book chapter)
• A Gift for Eleonora 

  White, Christine (Other)
• A Gift for Eleonora 

  White, Christine ; Oddey, Alison (Book)
• 'Therefore ha' done with words': Shakespeare and Innovative British Ballets 

  Parsons, Stephen (Book chapter)
• The Thrill of Love 

  Whittington, A. ; Chapman, Kate (Other)

  Maxine Peake plays Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain. Starring alongside a cast that includes Siobhan Finneran and Joe Arnstrong, Amanda Whittington's hit stage transfer imagines the role played by the ...
• Intermedial Theatre: Principles and Practice 

  Mark Crossley (ed.) (Book)

  This book aims to make complex ideas accessible. It offers a rigorous, yet readable, insight into key aspects of intermedial theatre principles and practices as they manifest themselves here and now in the first quarter ...
• 'The State of the Art' 

  Parsons, Elinor (Book chapter)
• Systematic review of applied theatre practice in the Indian context of mental health, resilience and well-being 

  Brown, Brian J. ; Barrett, A. ; Coope, J. ; Crossley, Mark ; Raghaven, R. (Article)

  This systematic review seeks to evaluate the documented uses of applied theatre practice within an Indian context. At its most particular level, the review focuses on theatre interventions within migrant slum (basti) ...
• Everything we do, everything we press: Data-driven remote performance management in a mobile workplace 

  Bakewell, Lyndsey ; Vasileiou, Konstantina ; Long, Kiel ; Atkinson, Mark ; Rice, H. ; Barreto, Manuela ; Barnett, Julie ; Wilson, Michael ; Lawson, Shaun ; Vines, John (Conference)

  © 2018 Copyright is held by the owner/author(s). This paper examines how data-driven performance monitoring technologies affect the work of telecommunications field engineers. As a mobile workforce, this occupational group ...
• In translation: walking and language as dramaturgical devises in a performance of maternal migration. 

  Garton, Rosie ; Rippel, IIdiko (Book chapter)

  This article discusses the performance walk as a methodology towards a dramaturgy of migration, enabling an authentic representation of the migrant mother through the staging of the exhausted female body, the interweaving ...
• To Make Fools Laugh, and Women Blush, and Wise Men Ashamed: Humour in the English Restoration 

  Bakewell, Lyndsey ; Read, S. (Book chapter)
• Connecting those that care: Designing for transitioning, talking, belonging and escaping 

  Long, Kiel ; Bakewell, Lyndsey ; McNaney, R. ; Vasileiou, Konstantina ; Atkinson, Mark ; Barreto, Manuela ; Barnett, Julie ; Wilson, Michael ; Lawson, Shaun ; Vines, John (Conference)

  Care provision in many nations increasingly relies on the work of informal, or non-professional, carers. Often these carers experience substantial disruptions and reductions to their own sociality, weakened social support ...
• ‘Am I Providing a Good Show for You?’: Potent Female Performances in Niki de Saint Phalle and Peter Whitehead’s Daddy (1973) 

  Clarke, Alissa (Article)

  French artist, Niki de Saint-Phalle, and British counter-culture filmmaker, Peter Whitehead’s underground film collaboration, Daddy (1973), is a sexually explicit surrealist pop art Freudian rape revenge fantasy. It stems ...
• From Gallura to the Fens: Communities Performing Stories of Water 

  Bakewell, Lyndsey ; Liguori, Antonia ; Wilson, Michael (Book chapter)

  Tipping the northerly edge of Sardinia, Gallura boasts a mountainous and rocky landscape, alongside reclaimed lowland pastures. Its climate and economic infrastructure present a range of conflicts and dilemmas for the ...
• Haystacks 

  Meredith-Vula, L. A. (Other)

  Documenta is the world’s most famous and respected art event. Since 1972 it has been shown every 5 years and is generally considered ‘the Olympics’ of the art world. The outputs of this project are the two new exhibitions ...
• Wordsworth’s Epistle to Sir George Beaumont: the road twice taken 

  Fulford, Tim (Article)

  Here, I investigate a later Wordsworth poem in its markedly different 1811 and 1842 versions – the verse epistle to Sir George Beaumont. This epistle, calling upon the country house poems developed by Ben Jonson and upon ...

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