A c a d e m i c W r i t i n g

Journal Article

Shevtsova, Maria (2010) “Bite At The Barbican” New Theatre Quarterly, 07/2010; 26(03):293 - 296

"Eroticism is not what emanates from the hundreds of naked women coming out like a phalanx from the wings of the barbican stage..."

Book

Aston, Elaine & Harris, Geraldine (2013)

A Good Night Out For the Girls: Popular Feminisms in Contemporary Theatre and Performance

Chapter 5 “Once More With Feeling: Joanna Murray-Smiths The Female Of The Species and Nic Green’s Trilogy” pp93-113 Palgrave MacMillan

"...if Trilogy implies that feminism has indeed been 'undone' within the media, it nevertheless signals the potential for 'repair' through the dialogue between generations."

Book

(ed) Heddon, Dee & Klein, Jennie (2012)

Histories and Practices of Live Art

Chapter 7 (Heddon, Dee) "The Politics of Live Art" pp175-205 Palgrave Mcmillan

"A wiser, critical humanism, practiced with the benefit of hindsight, intended to reignite our faith in the potential of art to be critical and unpredicatably political, leading us beyond the all too cynical politics of post-modernism but without ignoring it's insights. Green's is a wholly sincere engagement with the necessity and possibility of living better lives, even if the terms of that 'better' remain always to be contested, deferred, never to be decided."