Surnames S

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Prof Ann SADDLEMYER
10876 Madrona Drive
Sidney
BC
U8L 5N9
Canada

saddlemy@uvic.ca

• Anglo-Irish Theatre.
• Canadian Theatre.
• Women Dramatists.

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Prof Elizabeth SCHAFER
Drama Department
Royal Holloway
London University
Egham
Surrey TW20 0EX

e.schafer@rhbnc.ac.uk
tel: 01784 443922

• Shakespeare and Renaissance Drama.
• Australian Theatre.
• Women Directors.
• Lilian Baylis.

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Ms Lindsay SCHUSMAN

• Yiddish Theatre
• Suffragette Women Playwrights
• "New Women" Playwrights
• Cicely Hamilton

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Keith Drummond SHARP
17 Post Horn Close
Forest Row
East Sussex RH18 5DE

KiloSierra@aol.com

Victorian and Edwardian Musical Theatre in general
In particular:

• Henry Brougham Farnie (1836-1889) adapter, librettist, etc, Life and Works Although my biography, 'Bouffonnerie Musicale: The Story of H. B. Farnie', has now been published, research goes on.
• Artistes who worked with H. B. Farnie.
• The Coveney-Pitt-Jecks-Broughton dynasty.
• Theatres in Sussex.

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Prof Simon SHEPHERD
Drama Department
Goldsmiths College
New Cross
London SE14 6NW

s.shepherd@gold.ac.uk
tel: 020 7919 7409
fax: 020 7919 7413

• In general, at present, the relationship between bodies on stage and bodies in the audience, where the sorts of things the body does and is are historically specific. While this work ranges between medieval drama and live art, I have particular interests in early modern, melodramatic and modernist bodies.
• Alongside this a specific interest in J P Wooler's journal The Stage (1814-16).

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David SHOPLAND
davidshopland@live.co.uk

• Antonin Artaud, Theatre of Cruelty
• Grand Guignol
• Theatre of the Absurd
• 20th Century American Theatre
• David Mamet
• Theatre Directing
• Experiential Theatre
• Epic Theatre, Bertold Brecht
• In-Yer-Face Theatre, Royal Court 90's movement

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Rob SHORLAND-BALL
216 Mount Vale
York
YO24 1DL

robsb@wfmyork.demon.co.uk

• Hon. Archivist of the Frank Matcham Society
• Theatres as working buildings - front of house and backstage.
• Stage machinery from c. 1850

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Peter SIDDONS
112 Willoughby House
Barbican
London EC2Y 8BL

• Paintings and Drawings of Sarah Siddons and other members of the Siddons/Kemble families.

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Ian SMALL
imsmall@hotmail.com

2 The Croft
East Cottingwith
York YO42 4UA

University of York
MPhil research into Yorkshire Theatres in the 18thC

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Miss Helen SMITH

helen186@btinternet.com

• Relationships between 19th century theatre and penny fiction - Thomas Peckett Prest.
• Sir Henry Irving: correspondence. www.henryirving.co.uk.

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Mrs Lynda SMITH

tel: 01474 323415

• Pleasure gardens, particularly in Kent and London
• Gravesend entertainment history, including street entertainers, Tulley's Bazaar, Will Driscoll's Royal Sparks &c
• The Gyngell family

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Alycia SMITH-HOWARD
Church View
43 Verdon Place
Barford
Warwickshire
CV35 8BT

shakespearediva@mac.com

• Shakespeare, performance history, stage history

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Miss Sue SOLOMON

• Late 18thC theatre and opera

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Janet SNOWMAN
c/o Royal Academy of Music
Marylebone Road
London NW1 5HT

janet@snowman.org.uk

• Portraiture and performance
  
• Children's portraiture and British musical prodigies c.1750-1850
  
• John Orlando Parry - his art and his music
  
• Pantomime
  
• British art and music, London and theatre history in general

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Christopher SQUIRE
chrisandrewpilgrim@yahoo.co.uk

• Theatrical Criticism throughout History
• Improvisation and its place in Modern Theatre
• Regional Theatre, Rep Theatre, Theatre in Education, Vaudeville,
• George M Cohan
• Theatrical spaces
• Evolution of Stanislavski's system

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Dr Chris STAM
c.stam@live.co.uk

• The portrayal of women on the London stage in 1914.
  
• Research into Images of Women: Portrayal in British and European Dramas on the London Stage in 1914.

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  Ms Catherine SUROWIEC
  34 St Paul's Road
  London N1 2QW

  cas16201776@aol.com

  • Set and Costume Design.
  • Musical Theatre.
  • Vaudeville and Music Hall.

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  Allan SUTCLIFFE
  awks@ken2all.plus.com

  • Pre-1940 dramatizations of Dickens, including music hall turns derived from Dickens.

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  Last update:20 February 2012

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