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Peter Conlin : Off Season
No full textConlin's book contains self-reflexive texts which trace the interconnections and overlaps between writing, travelling and watching films. Emphasis is placed upon themes of departure, theatricality/drama, authorship/identity and subversion
Freedom Negative 26A
No full textPeter Conlin stands over a table as participants gather in the background. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 17A
No full textPeter Conlin stands in the centre of his installation. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 23A
No full textPeter Conlin and participants, including Glenn Alteen, gather in the Western Front. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 28A
No full textPeter Conlin stands in the centre of the Freedom installation, looking down. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 21A
No full textPeter Conlin and participants at the Western Front. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 19A
No full textPeter Conlin makes a note with participants in the background. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 34A
No full textA group of participants view Peter Conlin's Freedom installation. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
Freedom Negative 30A
No full textTwo participants seated on the floor at Peter Conlin's Freedom installation. Still from Freedom by Peter Conlin
#realCharlesKingsley
No full textA one-hander play in which the Victorian polymath Charles Kingsley (1819-1875) is given a brief exeat from the hereafter, to return to his parish of Eversley, Hampshire. Attempts to reconnect with his parishioners are stymied by a twitterstorm featuring John Henry Newman, Karl Marx, J. A. Froude, H. M. Queen Victoria and other figures with whom Kingsley interacted during his life. The play was premiered at the 2019 CK200 Festival in Eversley, directed by Denise Silvey with the role of Kingsley created by actor and former "Blue Peter" presenter Peter Duncan
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