About: Gerry Harris (academic)

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Geraldine Mary Harris (born 1957) is Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of Lancaster and former Director of Palatine, the . Her early research was in female performers in 19th Century French Popular Theatre specifically "Le Music Hall" and "Le Cafe-concert" but her interest in feminism and the aesthetics and politics of subjectivity and identity has subsequently expanded into the field of contemporary experimental performance.

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  • Geraldine Mary Harris (born 1957) is Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of Lancaster and former Director of Palatine, the . Her early research was in female performers in 19th Century French Popular Theatre specifically "Le Music Hall" and "Le Cafe-concert" but her interest in feminism and the aesthetics and politics of subjectivity and identity has subsequently expanded into the field of contemporary experimental performance. In the past she worked as a devisor, writer, director and adapter both inside and outside of education, having written or adapted and directed touring shows for schools, taken shows to the Edinburgh Festival and occasionally contributed to the work of Insomniac Productions, a professional touring company. She also wrote the text for a short film "With the Light On", for Third Angel Independent Production Company. (en)
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  • Geraldine Mary Harris (born 1957) is Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of Lancaster and former Director of Palatine, the . Her early research was in female performers in 19th Century French Popular Theatre specifically "Le Music Hall" and "Le Cafe-concert" but her interest in feminism and the aesthetics and politics of subjectivity and identity has subsequently expanded into the field of contemporary experimental performance. (en)
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  • Gerry Harris (academic) (en)
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