Installation/Theatre/Performance Artist and University of Bristol Theatre & English graduate
Bristol, England
Joined April 2023
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Violet Allmark retweeted
I was once dissuaded from hiring Actor X because other actors I was meeting for other roles had heard X might be attached to the project and had said unequivocally they would not work on the project in those circumstances. [🧵]
It’s highly likely I’ll be on the 6.30PM @BBCBristol BBC Points West TONIGHT talking about how I’ve been told I won’t be graduating next Thursday from @BristolUni
I pushed about the need to negotiate with @Bristol_UCU to treat the cause, not the symptoms of the MAB and strikes
Violet Allmark retweeted
Instead of trying to settle this dispute so that students' work is marked and marked properly...
Two universities, two courses and 5 years later, I’ve been told I have insufficient marks available to confirm I’ll graduate in August.
@BristolUni what are doing to ensure I do graduate? No mention of talking to @Bristol_UCU in the apologetic email from @evelynwelch2013
If the university doesn’t embark to meet the requests of @Bristol_UCU then the strikes won’t haven’t been called off, will my units ever be marked? Will I ever receive a classified degree? Will sustained teaching occur in the 23/24 academic year?
How long will this disruption last? How many @UoBrisTheatre @UoBrisEnglish and other Arts & Humanities cohorts and teaching faculties will continue to be impacted?
Violet Allmark retweeted
I've just received paperback copies of my book! So, who fancies a giveaway? Give this a RT in the next 24 hours & I'll select one of you at random to receive a paperback copy. routledge.com/Female-Aeriali… #Audiences #circus #theatrehistory #physicalculture @tandfsport @tandfMediaArts
ALT Paperback copy of my book, Female Aerialists in the 1920s & Early 1930s, resting on the hardback. Both on a blue stripey background
One sleep away….
Will you find the ‘Call of the Island’ hard to resist?
My installation features a rare song composed by Norman O’Neill for the original 1920 production of J.M. Barrie’s ‘Mary Rose,’ graciously provided by @DuttonVocalion
Theatre Collection Library, 5 - 6pm
Exploring the lighting for my installation ‘Recalling Mary Rose: Memory as an Illusion,’ as the conclusion of my Artist-in-Residence placement at the @UoB_Theatre_Col in May.