New Zealand theatre history, poets' theatre, Polish theatre, American poetry, modernism, local culture, dramaturgy, the teaching of writing.

 

• American poetry
• Poets' theatre
• New Zealand poetry
• Modernism
• Dramaturgy
• New Zealand theatre history
• Polish theatre

Associate Professor Murray Edmond's Research

PhD supervision

Fredrika van Elburg: The Vijftigers and the Language poets: Experimental Writing in Two Countries

Masters

Emma Willis: original radio play, "Milk," and recording for Radio New Zealand.

Diana Fuemana: original stage play, "My Mother's Table." (With Fiona Graham)

Alison Hofer: staging, performance and analysis of Athol Fugard's Hello and Goodbye. (With Stuart Young). Writing original stage play.

Catherine Nola: directing Frank MacGuiness's Someone to Watch Over Me.

Yuri Kinugawa: creation and performance of "The Tongue-Cut Sparrow," an orgami performance for children. Writing original stage play, "Toshiro and Kiyo: Grandpa and Grandma."
 

Associate Professor Murray Edmond's Postgraduate Supervision

Books

Noh Business. Essay/Diary/Plays. Berkeley, California: Atelos P, 2004. 182 pp.

Fool Moon. Poems. Auckland: Auckland UP, 2004. 72 pp.

Articles and essays

"The Terror and the Pity of 1984: Mervyn Thompson's 'Coaltown Blues'," Landfall, April 2005, forthcoming.

"How Gothic is S/he? Three New Zealand Dramas," Australasian Drama Studies, No. 44, April 2004, pp 113-129.

 

Associate Professor Murray Edmond's Recent Publications