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Our research culture reflects our specialised nature and mission. Staff research interests include acting and performance, design, management, and technical theatre.
Our research is both contemporary and historical, multicultural and international, with the potential for intercultural performance in both discipline-specific and interdisciplinary contexts. Right now, our ongoing exploration of new theatre technologies and methodologies is growing.
“Our research community is small in numbers, but ambitious in its agenda, and internationally impactful across theatre, acting, design, new technologies and social change.
Our research is conducted with integrity, care and an eye to the communities we serve and to which we are accountable. ”
Brian Lobel, Professor of Theatre and Performance
Research activity and outcomes
From workshops to publications, practice-based and scholarly research at Rose Bruford often interacts with the student experience and learning journey.
Get in touch
Ready to develop your research or explore new opportunities in theatre and performance?
Our team is here to support staff and students at every stage of their research journey, from early ideas to full proposals and funding applications.
If you’re considering a PhD in Theatre, Performance, or related disciplines, we’d love to hear from you. Get in touch for guidance on next steps, entry requirements, and how to shape your proposal.
Your Research Contacts:
Professor Brian Lobel – Professor of Theatre and Performance
Nicola Sainsbury – Research Manager
Email us at: [email protected]
Join our community
Our research culture reflects our specialised nature and mission. Staff research interests include acting and performance, design, management, and technical theatre.
Our research is both contemporary and historical, multicultural and international, with the potential for intercultural performance in both discipline-specific and interdisciplinary contexts. Right now, our ongoing exploration of new theatre technologies and methodologies is growing.
“Our research community is small in numbers, but ambitious in its agenda, and internationally impactful across theatre, acting, design, new technologies and social change.
Our research is conducted with integrity, care and an eye to the communities we serve and to which we are accountable. ”
Brian Lobel, Professor of Theatre and Performance
Research activity and outcomes
From workshops to publications, practice-based and scholarly research at Rose Bruford often interacts with the student experience and learning journey.
Get in touch
Ready to develop your research or explore new opportunities in theatre and performance?
Our team is here to support staff and students at every stage of their research journey, from early ideas to full proposals and funding applications.
If you’re considering a PhD in Theatre, Performance, or related disciplines, we’d love to hear from you. Get in touch for guidance on next steps, entry requirements, and how to shape your proposal.
Your Research Contacts:
Professor Brian Lobel – Professor of Theatre and Performance
Nicola Sainsbury – Research Manager
Email us at: [email protected]