Cultures of Performance in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

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Cultures of Performance in Medieval and Early Modern Europe is a group of academic staff and students from the University of Kent interested in and investigating a range of performance events in Europe, c. 500 to c. 1700. From plays and pageants to poetry and processions, music, liturgy and dance, performance here is broadly conceived and studied from a variety of methodological and historical perspectives, including its place in modern performance practice. The group holds regular performance workshops throughout the year where participants explore some of the texts, ideas and questions encounter in their research.

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2017

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University of Kent
Canterbury