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TOP STORY: TaPRA 2025 Conference to be hosted at WarwickTaPRA Logo

We're delighted to announce that the annual Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) conference will be hosted by Theatre and Performance Studies at Warwick between 27 and 29 August 2025. The conference will mark both the 20th birthday of TaPRA and the 50th anniversary of Theatre and Performance Studies at Warwick. Our conference keynotes, plenary panels, artistic activity, conference dinner and programmed events will speak to the themes of milestones and markers, focussing on celebrations, festivities, spectacle and joy. We'll look forward to welcoming you to Warwick next year!

To keep up to date with the conference plans, please visit our dedicated TaPRA pages here.

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PhD candidate Carolyn Deby invites you to urbanflows: an audience experience that journeys through the city of Coventry

You are invited to urbanflows: an audience experience that journeys through the city of Coventry

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urbanflows: entangled in the grain of worlds, becoming is an audience experience that journeys through the city of Coventry, with elements of performance, installation, sound, video, and words scattered throughout the everyday spaces passed through. Audience size is limited and tickets must be booked at least four hours in advance. If you have one, please bring your smart phone, charged and with data. You will receive the secret starting location and instructions by text and email 24 hours before (or on the day of the performance for late bookings). The work will proceed rain or shine. You are advised to wear comfortable footwear for walking and dress for the weather conditions. Bring hope.

urbanflows: entangled in the grain of worlds, becoming is a sirenscrossing production. It was commissioned by Sensing the City (AHRC-funded/University of Warwick); lottery-funded by Arts Council England; and supported by Artspace Coventry, The Pod/Food Union, Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art, The Herbert Art Gallery.

Mon 16 Sep 2019, 13:00 | Tags: Research Postgraduate Prof. Nicolas Whybrow