Acknowledgements

Introduction: Revisiting the Past in Contemporary British Theatre: History, Memory and Performance

Part 1: Memories of Space and Identities
1. Eroded Landscapes, Fragile Bodies: Intersecting Crises in the Plays of Caryl Churchill
Professor Vicky Angelaki, Mid Sweden University, Sweden
2. Movement, Music and Protest: NW Trilogy, History, and Collaborative Play Cycles
Professor Benjamin Poore, University of York, UK

Part 2: Political Memories and Crises of the Past
1. Memorialising the murals: How do you remember The Troubles' traumatic past?
Professor Catherine Rees, Loughborough University, UK
2. Cannibalistic History in Victorian Memory: Edward Bond's Early Morning
Associate Professor Mesut Günenç, Adnan Menderes University, Turkey
3. Immigration Postmemory in Caryl Phillips's Strange Fruit
Hakan Gultekin, University of East Anglia, UK

Part 3: Re/De-construction of Time and Memory in Contemporary British Drama
1. 'Back to the Future': The Contemporary British History Play
Professor Steve Waters, University of East Anglia, UK
2. Out of Time: Old Age and the Contemporary in 21st-Century British Theatre
Professor Sian Adiseshiah, Loughborough University, UK
3. “A Memory of Bucolic Life”: Harold Pinter's Memory Plays
Professor Dilek Inan, Izmir Democracy University, Turkey
4. The Aesthetics of Engaging the Past and Memory in Howard Barker's "Theatre of
Catastrophe"
Assistant Professor Enes Kavak, Gaziantep University, Turkey
5. Communicating the Difficult Past: Lions and Tigers by Tanika Gupta
Assistant Professor Pelin Dogan-Özger, Munzur University, Turkey

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