Barnes, Jennifer

Lecturer (Teaching and Research), English

United Kingdom

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Personal profile

Teaching

Film Studies

EN11003 Reading the Screen

EN21003 Classic Hollywood Cinema

EN12005 Perspectives and Movements in Cinema

EN22004 Film Noir

EN32020 Film Art

EN31024 Staging Cultures: Renaissance to Restoration Theatre

EN41028 Shakespearean Stars: the Corpus on Screen

Research

Shakespeare and Early Modern drama in performance
Renaissance and Restoration theatre
Stardom and Celebrity
Performance and the archive
Filmic autobiography

Biography

Jennifer's research focuses on early modern performance studies and appropriations of ‘Shakespeare’ on stage and screen from the Restoration period through to contemporary performance. She is particularly interested in the cinematic adaptation of early modern drama and in theories of stardom and celebrity. This informs her current work on the concept of Shakespearean stardom. Other research interests include the relationship between performance and the archive, the intersection of film and autobiography and overlaps between early modern medical discourses and ideas about acting.

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performance Social Sciences

William Shakespeare Arts & Humanities

criticism Social Sciences

Laurence Olivier Arts & Humanities

National Cinema Arts & Humanities

technical language Social Sciences

pragmatics Social Sciences

opposition Social Sciences

Projects 2015 2018

1 Finished

Performing Illness: Exploring the Therapeutic and Educational Benefits of Performance in Graphic Medicine (SGSAH Doctoral Training Partnership - Joint with University of Glasgow)

Barnes, J. & Murray, C.

Arts and Humanities Research Council

1/10/15 → 26/05/18

Project: Research

Research Output 2009 2017

2 Article
1 Book
1 Chapter (peer-reviewed)
1 Book/Film/Article review
1 More
- 1 Other contribution

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in 'The Taming of the Shrew' (1967)

Barnes, J., 31 Aug 2017, Exeter : Bill Douglas Cinema Museum.

Research output: Other contribution

2 Citations (Scopus)

Shakespearean Star: Laurence Olivier and National Cinema

Barnes, J., Jul 2017, United Kingdom: Cambridge University. 226 p.

Research output: Book/Report › Book

National Cinema

Laurence Olivier

William Shakespeare

Stardom

Industry