Items where Author is "Abraham, Nicola"
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Article
Abraham, Nicola
(2020)
Wonder VR: Interactive Storytelling Through VR 360 Video with
NHS Patients Living with Dementia.
Contemporary Theatre Review, 30 (4).
pp. 474-489.
ISSN 1048-6801
Abraham, Nicola, James, Joanna and McGeorge, Elizabeth
(2020)
Intergenerational Process Drama: Practitioner Reflection on Creative Adventures in an Acute Hospital Context.
Youth Theatre Journal.
(In Press)
Abraham, Nicola
(2019)
The Intuit: An Investigation into the Definitions, Applications, and Possibilities offered by Intuitive Applied Theatre Practice with Vulnerable Youth.
Applied Theatre Research, 7 (2).
pp. 233-249.
ISSN 20493010
Abraham, Nicola
(2018)
The Creature Methodology: Reflexivity and the Applied Theatre Practitioner in Training.
English Teachers Association, Switzerland, 35 (1).
ISSN 9771660650003
Abraham, Nicola
(2017)
Witnessing Change: Understanding Change in Participatory Theatre Practice with Vulnerable Youth in a Kids Company Supported Primary School.
Research in Drama Education, 22 (2).
pp. 233-250.
ISSN 1356-9783
Abraham, Nicola
(2016)
Marginalised Youth in the App Generation: Making the Case for the Integration of Digital Technologies in Process Drama.
TVORIVA DRAMATIKA - Casopis O Dramaticke Vychove, Literature a Divadle Pro Deti a Mladez, 27 (3).
pp. 5-12.
ISSN 1211-8001
Abraham, Nicola
(2014)
Bringing to the Surface Dormant Prejudice: Participatory Theatre for Education & The Necessary Rifts of Risk Taking.
Education and Theatre Journal (15).
pp. 10-16.
ISSN 1109-821X
Conference or Workshop Item
Abraham, Nicola and Baker, Sylvan
(2018)
The Creature in the Corner: A Methodology for Teaching Reflexivity.
In: Reflective Conservatoire Conference 2018, 19th to 23rd February 2018, Guildhall.
(Unpublished)
Monograph
Abraham, Nicola and Busby, Selina
(2015)
Celebrating Success : How Has Participation in Clean Break's Theatre Education Programme Contributed to Individuals' Involvement in Professional or Community Arts Practices?
Project Report.
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London.