2024 ADSA Research Excellence Awards
| Type of post: | Association news item |
| Sub-type: | No sub-type |
| Posted By: | Sarah Thomasson |
| Status: | Current |
| Date Posted: | Mon, 16 Dec 2024 |
Dear ADSA membership,
It is our pleasure to report the following prize winning projects that were announced at the 2024 ADSA Interim Event in Brisbane last week.
Marlis Thiersch (best article or book chapter): Jane Woollard and Davina Wright, from the University of Tasmania, for ‘Rising and Falling: Phantom Projects and the Lived Experience of Funding Failure’, published in Performance Paradigm.
Rob Jordan (best book): Emma Cole, from the University of Queensland, for Punchdrunk on the Classics.
Philip Parsons (practice research project): Roxana Paun Trifan, Monash University, for ‘Interculturally… Chekov: Masha in Translation’.
Flinders University AusStage Prize: Kathryn Kelly and Tessa Rixon, from the Queensland University of Technology, for The Dramaturgy of Defunding project.
The full citations for these awards are now available on our website under the relevant prize page.
Our 2024 Geoffrey Milne Bursary winners were supported to attend the earlier interim event in Naarm/Melbourne:
Matthew Bapty, University of Queensland
Bridget Mac Eochagain, University of Sydney
Triss Niemi, Flinders University
The ADSA board would like to congratulate all prize winners and nominees and thank the judging panels for their work this year.
It is our pleasure to report the following prize winning projects that were announced at the 2024 ADSA Interim Event in Brisbane last week.
Marlis Thiersch (best article or book chapter): Jane Woollard and Davina Wright, from the University of Tasmania, for ‘Rising and Falling: Phantom Projects and the Lived Experience of Funding Failure’, published in Performance Paradigm.
Rob Jordan (best book): Emma Cole, from the University of Queensland, for Punchdrunk on the Classics.
Philip Parsons (practice research project): Roxana Paun Trifan, Monash University, for ‘Interculturally… Chekov: Masha in Translation’.
Flinders University AusStage Prize: Kathryn Kelly and Tessa Rixon, from the Queensland University of Technology, for The Dramaturgy of Defunding project.
The full citations for these awards are now available on our website under the relevant prize page.
Our 2024 Geoffrey Milne Bursary winners were supported to attend the earlier interim event in Naarm/Melbourne:
Matthew Bapty, University of Queensland
Bridget Mac Eochagain, University of Sydney
Triss Niemi, Flinders University
The ADSA board would like to congratulate all prize winners and nominees and thank the judging panels for their work this year.
