Make performances and create theatrical events; organise and facilitate participatory arts projects; practice-based PhD
A little more about me:
I'm from Ballycotton, a little fishing village on the south coast of Ireland. I did my first degree (Drama) in Manchester Uni in 1997-2000. I really got into applied theatre practice, and went on to train as a Drama teacher at Manchester Met. After 15 years of working in education and community settings, I have stepped away from this work.
Since 2012 I have begun making my own solo work, which I continue to do as part of my PhD practice.
I have also begun to make work for a more traditional theatre setting, although I wouldn't call the work itself traditional. It's really influenced by Welsh-based practitioners like Mike Pearson and Jill Greenhalgh, and a broader concept of performance and post-dramatic theatre.
I am a member of the Yr Odyn Cohort with Volcano Theatre Company, and I was awarded a WalesLab development bursary (2014) for my latest project (below).
Location:
Bridgend (& Aberystwyth) Wales
Projects I’m working on:
Having passed through the first phase of development for my WalesLab project: 'My Real Mother' (March 2014), with mentoring support from Richard, Renny & Simon at Quarantine theatre company, I am now exploring where to take this work in 2015.
I am also very active in supporting the emerging arts scene in Bridgend in Carnegie House.
Also ongoing PhD research which explores Feminist narratives of childbirth.
Nathan Keates
Thanks,
Nathan
Sep 30, 2010
Simon Coates
Hi Tracy -
If you want to write a quick blog post about the scratch platform in Bridgend we'd be happy to feature it on the front of the community page.
sx
Feb 23, 2015
jo munton-vagabondi puppets
Hey Tracey - yeah i had twigged it was the same tracey! cyber world freinds - look forward to meeting ya propa xjo
Mar 10, 2015