Performing Poetry: Experience, Authenticity & Audience Response

Kirsty Sedgman

Performing Poetry: Experience, Authenticity & Audience Response

Department of Theatre

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Abstract

How do audiences find meaning in poetry performed live by actors? Drawing on an empirical case-study: a production of the poetry anthology 'The Hundred Years' War' by Bloodaxe Books/Midland Creative Projects.

Original language	English
Publication status	In preparation - 2016

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