International Journal of Arts & Communities at International
January 4, 2012 at 6pm to June 30, 2012 at 7pm
Call for Contributionsto a Special Edition dedicated to Critical Reflections about the Relationship between Arts and Management…See More
Stephanie Knight's Events
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International Journal of Arts & Communities
January 4, 2012 at 6pm to June 30, 2012 at 7pm – International
Stephanie Knight's Page
Latest Activity
Stephanie Knight posted an eventKnowing Ways: Critical Learning in Arts Practice at Edinburgh Scotland
September 8, 2011 at 9am to September 10, 2011 at 5pm
Please see weblink for event details or contact me for information.We look forward to seeing you there!See More
Profile Information
- Location
- Scotland
- About me
- Stephanie Knight is an internationally published researcher, practitioner and writer in applied theatre and
participatory arts, specialising in social justice and human rights, international collaboration and reconciliation. She has
extensive experience in lecturing and education, and is a collaborative researcher in applied theatre and leadership & management.
Latest Activity
Scribble Ink posted an eventRoyal Docks Spring Festival at Britannia Village Hall
June 1, 2012 from 4pm to 8pm
A free family event for the whole community to come together and enjoy a wide range of activities, stalls and entertainment. Find out about local services, London 2012 games and get a free health check.See More
A discussion started by David Harradine was featuredMANIFESTOS (or, Tell Us What You Really Think)
There's a venerable tradition of artists' manifestos, which always seem to pop up especially at times of great cultural and political change (post WW1 dadaists; them 60s experimenters...) so, given that we are living through times of extraordinary change right now, I thought I'd start a thread for MANIFESTOS RELATING TO MAKING ART FOR CHILDREN.Don't have one? Nor did I until 24 hours ago, then I decided I'd write one.So get going, and it'd be grand to see them here...See More
A blog post by Samantha Butler was featuredOn encouraging young audiences (or their parents) to take risks
http://www.itstheforest.comWhy should parents bring their children to see something like my company's dance piece 'The Forest'?When it’s half term and I scan the pages of the ‘what’s on for children’ sections of magazines I want to know that the experiences I choose for my children will be, to be honest, worth the effort, that they will enjoy it, that they will be enriched in some way, in any way, by what they’ve seen.I want to take them…See More
A blog post by David Harradine was featuredSome Thoughts on "Acting Like Children"
This blog is based on the text of a talk I gave today at Rose Bruford college, as part of the Acting Like Children project organised by Polka Theatre, Travelling Light and…See More
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