
Race, Gender, and Disability in Puppetry and Material Performance
4 contributors - Paperback
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Paulette Richards is an independent researcher and co-curator of the Living Objects: African American Puppetry exhibit at the University of Connecticut’s Ballard Institute and Museum with Dr. John Bell.
Hazel Briar is an independent scholar with a PhD in Theatre Historiography from the University of Minnesota, USA. Her research examines performances of the dead, considering practices involving spiritualism and matter.
Alissa Mello is an award-winning editor, scholar, theatre artist and Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellow (2022 – 2025) at the University of Exeter, UK. Their interests include women and performance, gender, identity and practice.
Laura Purcell-Gates is Reader in Theatre and Performance at Bath Spa University in the UK and co-artistic director of Wattle and Daub, through which she conducts practice-based research on puppetry and non-normative bodies.