PUBLICATION

'The Gentle Rhythm of Walking is Often a Tonic for Thought'
i n Performance Artist's Workbook: On teaching and learning performance art - essays and exercises.
ed. Pilvi Porkola,
vol. 61 The Publication Series of the Theatre Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki, 
(available online here)

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Publications as part of Accidental Collective:

‘Making Your Parachute On The Way Down’ in DIY (Do. It. Yourself) ed. Robert Daniels, 2014, The University of Chichester

'DIY---HOPE' in DIY Too ed. Robert Daniels, 2015, The University of Chichester

'Waiting for Hope' (Exeunt, 24/11/14)

'An Invitation' (Exeunt, 5/02/15)

'Accidental Collective: "It's a million miles away from what we thought we were making."' (Exeunt, 6/11/15, interview with David Ralf)

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With Roanna Mitchell:

‘Imagining O encountering India: Recounting and embodied Experience’ in Studies in South Asian Film & Media, vol.4 (2), October 2012, pp.179-188

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Reviews:

'Richard Schechner’s lecture 9-11 as avant-garde performance?', in Theatre, Dance and Performance Training, vol.1 (2), September 2010, pp.247-247

'Physical Theatres: A Critical Introduction and Physical Theatres: A Critical Reader by John Keffee and Simon Murray', in Theatre Research International, vol.34 (1), 2009, pp.94-95

‘The British Grotowski Project: a review’ in Slavic and East European Performance, vol.28 (1), Winter 2008, pp.39-47

Whilst still an undergraduate student, I published various performance reviews,
as well as interviews with director/composer Carles Santos, and Teresa Vallejo (La Fura dels Baus),
and the featurettes 'How to Fringe It and Not Die in the Attempt: A Rough Guide for Beginners'
and 'Excuse Me, Where Is the Fringe? A Reflection'
for international magazine Scene4 during Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2004,