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Introduction	My name is Greta (she/her) and I am a Theatre Director, Dramaturg and facilitator based in London. My practice is focused around feminist and queer stories. I am also interested in satire, the grotesque, ‘pressure cooker’ plays, and any text presenting nuanced, psychologically rich characters. I hold a first-class degree in Drama, Theatre & Performance from University of Roehampton, and an MA in Theatre Directing from Royal Holloway, where I trained with Katie Mitchell. My practice as a scholar and researcher is very important to me. My BA dissertation focused on the role of the author and the configuration of a more inclusive model of artistic ownership in relation to accountable positioning. My MA's final paper explored social abjection and moral panics, analysing different theatre productions as an impactful counter-narrative opposing prejudice and constructed social alarm. I believe everything we do is inherently political. I am invested in the social impact of artistic work where good intentions are not enough, and justice and equality are achieved in the smallest gestures. I am committed to increase diversity and representation in the performing arts.

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Arts

Introduction

My name is Greta (she/her) and I am a Theatre Director, Dramaturg and facilitator based in London. My practice is focused around feminist and queer stories. I am also interested in satire, the grotesque, ‘pressure cooker’ plays, and any text presenting nuanced, psychologically rich characters. I hold a first-class degree in Drama, Theatre & Performance from University of Roehampton, and an MA in Theatre Directing from Royal Holloway, where I trained with Katie Mitchell. My practice as a scholar and researcher is very important to me. My BA dissertation focused on the role of the author and the configuration of a more inclusive model of artistic ownership in relation to accountable positioning. My MA's final paper explored social abjection and moral panics, analysing different theatre productions as an impactful counter-narrative opposing prejudice and constructed social alarm. I believe everything we do is inherently political. I am invested in the social impact of artistic work where good intentions are not enough, and justice and equality are achieved in the smallest gestures. I am committed to increase diversity and representation in the performing arts.