The Premodern Performance Cultures Network (formally the Early English Drama and Performance Network) seeks to bring together researchers, students, and practitioners working on all aspects of medieval and early modern performance in the broadest possible terms.
Whether discussing Royal entries or Republican opera, Passion plays or puppetry, tournaments or Ta’zia, Premodern Performance Cultures provides a lively and engaging forum for sharing the latest research in all aspects of drama, theatre, performance, ceremony, and play.
International in scope and outlook, the Network encourages cross-disciplinary, cross-period dialogue, taking in performance cultures across the entire premodern world. The Network acts as a central hub for the global community of scholars and students of premodern performance.
On this blog you will find the latest news about research, publications, funding opportunities, and events which you can follow by signing-up to receive regular email updates or by following us on Twitter.
The Scholars & Research page provides a list of associated academics working in the field and their current projects/research specialisms. If there is something that you would like to share with the community please contact us.
Confirmed details for the annual Postgraduate and Early Career Symposium will be posted to the symposium page here when they are available.
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