How Disguise Tropes in the Chamberlain/King�s Men�s Repertory from 1594 to 1630 Responded to the Rolling Process of Change Within the Company
Research Area
Languages and Literature
Conferences
2021
Co-Chair, The Hidden in Performance, Visual, and Literary Culture Conference, Online
2020:
Presenter, 'The Perfect Disguise?: Forced Reveals in Cardenio and The Honest Man's Fortune', The Shakespeare Institute, Online
2019:
Panel chair, Representing Gender, British Graduate Shakespeare Conference, The Shakespeare Institute, Stratford-upon-Avon
Treasurer of the Twenty-First Annual British Graduate Shakespeare Conference (BritGrad), The Shakespeare Institute, Stratford-upon-Avon
2018:
Presenter, 'Pinching Slutty Maids: The Supernatural and Domestic Control in Shakespeare', British Graduate Shakespeare Conference, The Shakespeare Institute, Stratford-upon-Avon
Presenter, 'Pinching Slutty Maids: The Supernatural and Domestic Control in Shakespeare', EMREM Annual Symposium, University of Birmingham, Birmingham
Public Engagement & Impact
2021:
Co-Chair, The Hidden in Performance, Visual, and Literary Culture Conference
Research team member, Reading Early Plays.
2020:
General Editor, Shakespeare Institute Review. (Ongoing).
Presenter, Reading Early Plays Actor Session, 'Walter Haynes' and 'John Shank'.
Presenter, Reading Early Plays Actor Session, 'Alexander Cooke' and 'John Lowin'.
Presenter, Reading Early Plays Actor Session, 'William Kempe' and 'William Sly'.
2019:
Orders Assistant, The Malone Society. (Ongoing).
2018:
SSCC Part-Time Student Representative, University of Birmingham.
2016 – 2017:
Panellist, Young Script Panel, Royal Court Theatre.
Other Research Interests
Disguise
Repertorial practices
Theatre spaces
Early modern performance history
Stagecraft
Visual culture
Apprentice players
Intertextuality
Memberships
Society for Renaissance Studies
The Malone Society
British Shakespeare Association
Prizes
2021:
Midlands4Cities AHRC Cohort Development Fund, The Hidden in Performance, Visual, and Literary Culture (£963.06)
2020:
Midlands4Cities AHRC Doctoral Studentship Award, University of Birmingham (Full)
2019:
Stanley Wells Prize for outstanding scholarly work in an M.A. Dissertation, Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham (£50)
2017:
Shakespeare Institute Stanley Wells Scholarship, Shakespeare Institute, 2017, University of Birmingham, (£9,250)
Highest Achievement Award in English Literature, University of Greenwich, 2017 (£200)
2016:
Highest Achievement Award in English Literature and Creative Writing, University of Greenwich, 2016 (£200)
