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Richard James Talbot
Senior Lecturer in Performance (Performing arts not elsewhere classified)
Salford, UK
I am a performer, theatre maker, researcher and teacher working in the fields of participatory and devised performance. My research activities are predominantly practice-based, and often conducted through in-role and immersed peformance in public spaces, heritage sites and studios. I research practices and topics related to performance, comedy and laughter.
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Publications
- 'She Wants You to Kiss Her: Negotiating Risk in the Immersive Theatre Contract' in Frieze, J ed. 2017. Reframing Immersive Theatre The Politics and Pragmatics of Participatory Performance. London: Palgrave
- Human Idiot Puppet (HIP): Experiments with Digital Clowning and Puppetry https://doi.org/10.17866/rd.salford.c.8150561
- 37 Funny fragments: the UoS Comedy and Performance Art Project assemblage
- Teleplay: Approaches to Virtual clowning for Dementia Care The Practical Handbook of Living with Dementia