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Exhibition Dressing the Drama due to end Thursday the 28th Nov
22 November 2024
- Exhibition Dressing the Drama due to end Thursday the 28th Nov 22 November 2024
- New blog post published for World Digital Preservation Day 2024 7 November 2024 Read our latest blog by Lori Stirland-Legret, Digital Archive Assistant
- Theatre Collection Closure Period 21 October 2024 The Theatre Collection will be closed for our annual collections management period from 6 - 10 January 2025.
- New blog post published called "The Liberation of France: 80 Years of objets de mémoire" 13 September 2024 Read this blog written by Damien McManus, Professor Martin Hurcombe, Dr Charlotte Faucher, Dr Federico Testa, Louisiane Bigot for Arts Matter
- New blog post published: "Performing the Constitution: 19th Century Productions of Shakespeare’s King John" by Dr Ruth Houghton 28 August 2024 Read our latest blog written by researcher, Dr Ruth Houghton, Newcastle Law School
- New blog post published called "Kevin Elyot’s Archive and Mouth to Mouth (2001)" 17 July 2024 Read our latest blog written by Kevin Elyot award winner Samuel Adamson
- Writer, actor and theatre maker wins 2024 Kevin Elyot Award 17 July 2024 Polly Tisdall, a Bristol based multi-talented writer, actor, and theatre maker, has been selected as the eighth recipient of the annual Kevin Elyot Award by the University of Bristol's Theatre Collection.
- New blog post published called "Artist-in-Residence Placement – Where The Bonnie Heather Grows : A retrospective" 10 July 2024 Read our latest blog written by Artist in Residence Bobby Jones
- New blog post published called "My experience of attending the DPC Unconference 2024" 25 June 2024 Read our latest blog written by Digital Archivist Emma Hancox
- New exhibition unveiled at the Theatre Collection, 'Dressing the Drama' 4 June 2024 This exhibition explores how theatre designers from the 1890s to the 1990s created historical costumes, from designs which aimed to be faithful to a historical period, to interpretations that were more artistically expressive.