Michelle Michel
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: A bibliographic analysis of the titles printed by printer/publisher John Danter between 1591 and 1599.
Doctoral researchers at the Shakespeare Institute
The Shakespeare Institute has a vibrant postgraduate community, carrying out research in a broad range of areas. Profiles of some of our current doctoral researchers and details of their research are listed below:
Sue Tupman
Doctoral Researcher
PhD title: Early modern apprentices - their representations in drama and their relationship to wider apprentice culture.
Isaac Chong
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: Towards Dunsinane: examining Macbeth's witchcraft in intercultural adaptation.
Bri Webber
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: 'Can you afford to be an individual?': Shakespearean epitext and the politics of performance under Thatcher
Emily Zempel Roberts
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: "Cues for Passion": analyzing and embodying emotion through acting techniques in Shakespearean performance.
Vincent McHugh
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: The benefits of the Shared Reading of Shakespeare in a mental health setting.
Olivia Langford
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: 'The raven doth not hatch a lark': The alien and maternal bodies of William Shakespeare's non-English mothers'.
Jane Nead
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: 'You have beguiled me with a counterfeit': the hallmark of truth and the exposure of artifice in Shakespeare's work.