Associate Lecturer & PhD Researcher specialising in #earlymodern #women ♀️ & #villainy 💀 Proud member of @vagina_museum 🙌
Worcester, England
Joined September 2021
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In exactly ONE WEEK(!), you can join Justine Brown (@brown_bookshelf) and me next Sunday, July 6th at 11:00 am, for our session, "Stuarts, Sex, & Scandal: Over 100 Years of Passion", moderated by @garethrussell1. In-person at the Old Palace, Worcester, or online!
Tickets: tickettailor.com/events/thes…
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A great deal of #KeepItStuart interest is happening currently & it's great news for all keen on that era.
Here are two of the most #Celebrated #Actresses🎭of those times.
“This insightful biography places Elizabeth and Anne back in the limelight...”
amazon.co.uk/Actresses-Resto…
Niamh Dolly Fitzpatrick retweeted
Ghost Conference Alert!! @SnedAndrew @tait_clodagh and myself are delighted to be organising a conference on historical representations of ghosts at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick in June 2025. CFP attached! Please share! #earlymodern #twitterstorians #emotions #emostorians
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Where a real STUART acted a TUDOR!
Dec. 3 1711 at a #London #theatre the #celebrated actress ANNE OLDFIELD portrayed ANNA BULLEN in the tragedy, Vertue Betrayed; or, Anna Bullen. The usual crowd were in attendance Henry VIII, Wolsey, Northumberland, etc.
amazon.co.uk/Anne-Oldfield-F…
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It's amazing to think that it will be a year next month since curtain-up!
Actresses of the Restoration Period: Mrs Elizabeth Barry and Mrs Anne Bracegirdle
@penswordbooks Special Christmas Offer on Hardback: £16.50.
pen-and-sword.co.uk/Actresse…
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We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Timothy West
We would like to extend our heartfelt sympathies to Timothy’s family and friends – in particular to his wife Prunella and children, including Samuel, who is an Associate Artist and will play Malvolio in Twelfth Night
ALT Timothy West in the rehearsal room wearing a blue shirt and red scarf
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Coming out on the 26th of this month, this book has been one of the most joyous chapters in my academic life. A brave writer examined by a host of wonderful researchers and the best of co-editors to take this journey with. @routledgebooks @isobelsigley routledge.com/George-Egerton…
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University of Worcester staff have been busy stocking up level 0 for The Great Hive Book Rescue! Approx 4000 books 📚 ready to be rehomed 🌍
#greenweek
#recycleandreuse
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Early Modern Women Journal is now on Twitter! Follow us for updates about the journal, announcements, news, and assorted tweets about early modern women
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Please check out our #CFP for our 2024/25 seminar series: we hold meetings online and in person at the wonderful @FoundlingMuseum in London. We accept papers on any aspect of women's studies in the period 1558-1837. PGR and ECR speakers welcome! womensstudiesgroup.org/semin…
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The submissions portal for #BSECS2025 is OPEN! You now have until the 30 October to submit your proposals on 'Bodies and Embodiment'. We can't wait to read them!
54th Annual Conference, Pembroke College, Oxford, 8-10 January 2025
#18thC #twitterstorians
You might have just recovered from #BSECS2024, but we've been thinking about #BSECS2025 for a while!
This year's theme is 'Bodies and Embodiment', Pembroke College, Oxford, 8-10 January 2025. Proposals accepted from 1 July
#18thC #twitterstorians
bsecs.org.uk/conferences/ann…
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Are you a PhD student or ECR in early modern studies preparing your first journal article? I’m taking part in a ‘publishing your first academic article’ panel with @CemsKcl this Friday! Sign up here 👇
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‘Drown the stage with tears.’
#Hamlet comes to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in February 2025, directed by Rupert Goold with Luke Thallon as Hamlet
ALT Luke Thallon stands against an ochre background, lit from the right with a purple-blue light. Below, ochre text reads: Hamlet, by William Shakespeare.