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Dr Kirsty Sedgman


Kirsty Sedgman is a theatre lecturer at the University of Bristol specialising in audience research. Her new book The Reasonable Audience, on audience behaviour and the theatre etiquette debates, is due to be published by Palgrave very soon. She is currently engaged in a three-year British Academy postdoctoral research fellowship investigating regional theatre audience engagement through time. www.kirstysedgman.com, @KirstySedgman


Articles by Dr Kirsty Sedgman


How can we talk about ‘thirst’ in theatre?
19 December 2018
Features • Essays

How can we talk about ‘thirst’ in theatre?

By Dr Kirsty Sedgman

After #hotgate, Dr Kirsty Sedgman writes on the complex territory of gender and objectification in theatre, and why it’s time for “a more radical, ethical kind of thirst”.


What is ‘good’ theatre?
22 October 2018
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What is ‘good’ theatre?

By Dr Kirsty Sedgman

Audience experience researcher Dr Kirsty Sedgman writes on why ideas of ‘quality’ and ‘value’ in theatre are all but impossible to measure.


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