This is the second student facing article designed for A-Level and university students of English literature considering performance for the first time. Let me know if it's helpful in your teaching/ learning! Originally published in English Review, 36.4 (2026). From page to stage Hannah Greenstreet considers the translation from page to stage involved in theatre … Continue reading From Page to Stage – teaching resources
‘Reading Drama’ teaching resources
A new academic year rolls around. Rummaging on my computer for teaching materials made by my past self, I came across two articles I wrote aimed at A-Level/ first year university English literature students, introducing them to the study of drama. They are based on two questions I ask my students in our first classes … Continue reading ‘Reading Drama’ teaching resources
Ten Years of Feminist Theatre in Ten Plays
Originally published by Exeunt Magazine In a piece for Exeunt in 2014 on the first production of Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again., Dan Hutton noted that feminist theatre was having a moment, “with a new passion and quality of debate which I’ve not experienced in my years of theatre-going”. The moment endured: over the last 10 years, feminist theatre … Continue reading Ten Years of Feminist Theatre in Ten Plays
Andromeda: Reflections on unproduction and new growth
Rosie Gray and Nina Singh in Andromeda at Camden People's Theatre, July 2021. Set design by Verity Johnson. Photo by Alex Powell. Originally published by TORCH Andromeda, written by me and directed by Charlotte Vickers, is a queer reimagining of Euripides’s play of the same name. It constellates fragments from the Ancient Greek (in a new … Continue reading Andromeda: Reflections on unproduction and new growth
Review: Anatomy of a Suicide (3 years on)
It is June 2017 and I have just broken up with my girlfriend. I have tickets to see Anatomy of a Suicide but I decide, from the title, that it would be too heavy for my raw emotions. My girlfriend goes to see it and calls me to talk about it. She says it is wonderful. … Continue reading Review: Anatomy of a Suicide (3 years on)
Dr Hannah Greenstreet 