Very excited that a short film project featuring myself and AshtonCarterMagic has been given the go ahead! Here's the location. More details in the next couple of weeks! #seance #magic #science

TODAY at 18:00 GMT: Lines of Flight Seminar: Dr Martin Lawrence: Hidden Desires and Emerging Self: Researching Performance Anxiety Live For registration and zoom link, please visit hud.ac/iil

Still time to register for our next Lines of Flight seminar with Samuel Ravengai on Practice Research!

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We're getting lots of requests for recordings of our wonderful Lines of Flight guest seminars. Follow us for updates when these go online later in the year!

Wednesday 31st March Nik Taylor will be presenting Hiding the Elephant in the Room: Performance Magic and Practice Research as part of the Lines of Flight online seminar series. Register here - bit.ly/3rfkEgj

Roll up, roll up for Nik Taylor ! The uneasiness of free practice and the necessity of keeping things hidden: How might performance magic be explored in a way that is not simply practising tricks? What is the role of autobiography in a practice characterised by dishonesty?

Wednesday 14th April Manola-Gayatri Kumarswamy will be presenting Bodies at Sea as part of the Lines of Flight online seminar series. Register here - bit.ly/3uqh6cX

We are excited about the prospect of closer collaboration with our @ADAHuddersfield colleagues from next year around approaches to teaching and researching practice and art-making! #PracticeIsResearch #ArtIsKnowledge #DoingIsThinking 😍🥰😍

Nursing and drama students from across the University of Huddersfield are collaborating on a ground-breaking project where role-playing could reap benefits for mental health patients. Read the full story here 👉 hud.ac/jhn

Seeing our students succeed makes us so proud. Well done Toby what a great achievement 👏🎉

I wonder if you could help me out with a bit of research? Many texts on magic are written for the wider market, that is not simply written by magicians for magicians. With that in mind I was wondering what people see as ‘key texts’ in magic. You can go as far back as you like.