Drag & Law academic network. A dragademic network. And we have plans. But not on X because nazis and Drag don't mix, see you on bsky xx
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ALT Law’s a Drag Forum Theatre workshop: call for participants for a short questionnaire School of Law, University of Leeds The questionnaire closes 1st February We’re asking drag artists to share their experiences and concerns about being involved with academic research. Artists’ responses to this survey will help us to draft a script for a “forum theatre” performance, where social issues are explored on stage during an initial performance, before members of the audience are invited to join during repeated performances to show how they would resolve conflicts and respond to injustices. We are asking these questions so that we can a) explore forum theatre as a research method, and b) explore the sorts of ethical and practical issues artists may be worried about when working with academics.
ALT Continued from previous image alt text: We’re asking for UK drag artists with any experience of, or any interest in, participating in academic research. ou can get involved one of three ways: Scan the QR Code Visit lawsadrag.org.uk and use the contact form Email [email protected]
ALT Poster for Law’s a Drag Forum Theatre and Research Principles Workshop, Friday 4th April 2025, School of Law, University of Leeds. A QR code is available to contact the team. The poster continues: What’s Happening? We’re asking drag artists and academics to share their thoughts on how we can do ethical research together, with a day of activities including: • A “forum theatre” performance, where social issues are explored on stage during an initial performance, before members of the audience are invited to join during repeated performances to show how they would resolve conflicts and respond to injustices; • A “research principles lab,” where we will discuss the principles methods, ethics, and outputs artists want from our future research Where? When? 10:00am to 16:00pm Friday 4th April 2025, School of Law, University of Leeds, Leeds LS3 1DB
ALT Are you paying for our time and expertise? Yes. We can pay up to 8 artists £30 an hour for 6 hours of their time, or £180 each, to watch and participate in the forum theatre workshop, and to give us your thoughts in the research principles lab. How do I get involved? You can get involved one of three ways: Scan the QR Code Visit lawsadrag.org.uk and use the contact form Email [email protected]
ALT Poster for Law’s a Drag Forum Theatre and Research Principles Workshop, Friday 4th April 2025, School of Law, University of Leeds. A QR code is available to contact the team. The poster continues: What’s Happening? We’re asking drag artists and academics to share their thoughts on how we can do ethical research together, with a day of activities including: • A “forum theatre” performance, where social issues are explored on stage during an initial performance, before members of the audience are invited to join during repeated performances to show how they would resolve conflicts and respond to injustices; • A “research principles lab,” where we will discuss the principles methods, ethics, and outputs artists want from our future research Where? When? 10:00am to 16:00pm Friday 4th April 2025, School of Law, University of Leeds, Leeds LS3 1DB
ALT Are you paying for our time and expertise? Yes. We can pay up to 8 artists £30 an hour for 6 hours of their time, or £180 each, to watch and participate in the forum theatre workshop, and to give us your thoughts in the research principles lab. How do I get involved? You can get involved one of three ways: Scan the QR Code Visit lawsadrag.org.uk and use the contact form Email [email protected]
ALT Law’s a Drag Forum Theatre workshop: call for participants for a short questionnaire School of Law, University of Leeds The questionnaire closes 1st February We’re asking drag artists to share their experiences and concerns about being involved with academic research. Artists’ responses to this survey will help us to draft a script for a “forum theatre” performance, where social issues are explored on stage during an initial performance, before members of the audience are invited to join during repeated performances to show how they would resolve conflicts and respond to injustices. We are asking these questions so that we can a) explore forum theatre as a research method, and b) explore the sorts of ethical and practical issues artists may be worried about when working with academics.
ALT Continued from previous image alt text: We’re asking for UK drag artists with any experience of, or any interest in, participating in academic research. ou can get involved one of three ways: Scan the QR Code Visit lawsadrag.org.uk and use the contact form Email [email protected]
ALT A monochrome photograph of The Vivienne, who is wearing a curly light-coloured beehive wig, a black long-sleeved gown studded with sparkles, with smoky and glamorous make-up. She is looking directly at the camera with a mysterious expression and is posing with her hands behind her head.
