Social Experiment – Student Edition is a new context for supporting and showcasing the work of student artists in the North West working in live art/contemporary performance. It is part of an ongoing collaborative project between Manchester School of Theatre,…
Michael Pinchbeck and the Talking Trees project team presented at The Migration Conference at University of Greenwich. The Migration Conference is an annual academic conference that focuses on the multidisciplinary study of migration. It serves as a platform for researchers,…
Member of PGR and Director Amaia Mugica has co-directed the play Miss Brexit, a satirical piece that uses humour, theatre and original music to explore migrant experiences in the UK. Devised from scratch three years ago, the play has toured…
Members of PRG have been involved in coordinating this national conference hosted at MMU on the Future of Practice Research on Monday 9th June 2025. They also attended the talks and assisted with the facilitation of the performances by our…
Three members of PRG, Josh Edelman, Shane Kinghorn, and Amaia Mugica, each gave a research paper at the 2025 International Federation for Theatre Research conference- the worlds largest and most prestigious gathering of theatre scholars worldwide. More than a thousand…
Two of our PRG members, Rachel Rimmer-Piekarczyk and Kevin Egan, are presenting two shows (Negative Space and A String Section) at the prestigious Festival off Avignon from 5th-16th July. A String Section– A radical and fascinating performance, straddling the line…
Michael Pinchbeck shared a paper at the University of Nottingham – Ningbo campus (China) with colleagues from University of Nottingham and the University of Swansea at Besides the Screen Conference. The paper is entitled: ‘Audiovisual Storytelling and Collective Memory of…