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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Reflections on the Workshops. Welcome to Performing the Past. October 2, 2012. A new collaborative research network between the Universities of Sheffield, York and Leeds funded by the White Rose University Consortium. Bringing together archaeology, history, literature, film studies, theatre, performance and museum studies. Between September 2012 and May 2013 will explore themes such as:. Narrative traditions of working class communities.

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Skip to primary content. Reflections on the Workshops. Welcome to Performing the Past. October 2, 2012. A new collaborative research network between the Universities of Sheffield, York and Leeds funded by the White Rose University Consortium. Bringing together archaeology, history, literature, film studies, theatre, performance and museum studies. Between September 2012 and May 2013 will explore themes such as:. Narrative traditions of working class communities. Objects as media for storytelling.

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Skip to primary content. Reflections on the Workshops. We’ll be documenting the workshops through audio recording, film and photography, and you’ll find film clips, photos and sound-bites posted on this page after the workshops have taken place. Workshop One – 26th October 2012, National Coal Mining Museum. Workshop Two – 22nd February 2013, Experience Barnsley. Workshop Three – 31st May 2013, Department of Theatre, Film and Television at the University of York. National Coal Mining Museum.

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Workshop One | Performing the Past

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Skip to primary content. Reflections on the Workshops. Jack Windle, one of the Performing the Past project assistants, talks to delegates about their expectations of the project and their reactions to the tour of the mine at the National Coal Mining Museum:-. Lecturer in Film Studies (School of English, University of Sheffield). Community History Project Officer (Green Estate). Archivist (National Fairground Archive, University of Sheffield). The day in pictures. All images by Ceri Pitches).

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Skip to primary content. Reflections on the Workshops. The research we are conducting during this project will feed into longer-term resources, which we hope will be of use for future collaborations and ventures. These will be produced by the project assistants in collaboration with the project team, and they will be made publicly-available here as the project progresses. Reflections on the Performing the Past Workshops. Compiled by Ollie Jones. Image courtesy of Museums Sheffield.

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