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The Marlowe Sessions will premiere from 16th August to commemorate the 460th anniversary of the “godfather of blank verse’s” birth.
Successful fellows will complete a major piece of publishable research and establish their profile in their field and across the academic community.
A summary of the second annual Creative Practice Colloquium, organised by a team of postgraduate researchers in the Department of Film & Creative Writing.
A group of students from Braidwood Trust School for the Deaf will perform The Tempest as part of the Signing Shakespeare project.
“So much of this book was about finding answers”, says actor, writer and filmmaker Jassa Ahluwalia, who sits on stage at the University of Birmingham.
After a recent screening of the 1984 horror-comedy at a Birmingham cinema, Dr Catherine Lester discovers its violence and Santa Claus-denial still provoke.
Book about German-American historian and philosopher Hannah Arendt is in the running for the UK's most prestigious prize for political writing.
Students from Braidwood School for the Deaf and Dr Abigail Rokison-Woodall interviewed.
