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BRAJS LIS je vanredni profesor na odseku Drama i pozorište na Rojal Holoveju, Univerziteta u Londonu. Njegovi eland i prikazi savremenih predstava iz celog sveta objavljivani su u časopisima Drama rivju (TDR), Kontemporeri tieter rivju (CTR), Tieter riserč internešnal (TRI), Tieter džornal, Juropian stejdžis, Safundi i Nju tieter kvorter/i (NTQ). Često piše o poljskom pozorištu, te je nedavno objavio i monografiju Posle 'B9: Poljsko pozorište i političko (2016). Urednik je za oblast Evropskog pozorišta/performansa za Ratlidžovu pozorišnu arhivu, kao i pomoćnik urednika Kontemporeri tieter rivjua, a trenutno je u timu urednika publikaeije Savremeni evropski dramskipisci (Ratlidž), zajedno sa Marijom Delgado I Denom Rebelatom, kao i istorije poljskog pozorišta (Kembridž juniverziti pres) sa Katarinom Fazan I Mihalom Kobijalkom, Organizator je Pozorišnog seminara u Londonu, a trenutno radi na dva projekta koje finansira AHRC. U periodu od 2018. do 2021, na mestu je glavnog istraživača za „Inscenacije teških prošlosti: o narativima, objektima I javnom secanju", kao i učesnik projekta „Otelovljene izvođačke prakse u procesima pomirenja, konstrukeije sećanja i mira u regijama Čoko I El Padfiko Medio, Kolumbija", koji vode Melisa Blanko-Boreli I Anamarija Tamajo Duke.
BRYCE LEASE is Senior Lecturer in Drama & Theatre at Royal Holloway, University of London. His articles and reviews on contemporary international performance have been published in The Drama Review (TDR), Contemporary Theatre Review (CTR), Theatre Research International (TRI), Theatre Journal, European Stages, Safundi and New Theatre Quarterly (NTQ). He has published widely on Polish theatre, including his recent monograph After 'B9: Polish Theatre and the Political (2016). He is Subject Editor for European Theatre/Performance for the Routledge Performance Archive, Assistant Editor for Contemporary Theatre Review, and is currently co-editing Contemporary European Playwrights (Routledge) with Maria Delgado and Dan Rebellato and A History of Polish Theatre (Cambridge University Press) with Katarzyna Fazan and Michal Kobialka. He is co-convener of London Theatre Seminar and is currently working on two AHRC-funded projects. Between 2018-21, he is Primary Investigator for 'Staging Difficult Pasts: Of Narrative, Objects and Public Memory’, and is also Co-1 on the project ‘Embodied Performance Practices in Processes of Reconciliation, Construction of Memory and Peace in Choco and El Pacffico Medio, Colombia’, led by Melissa Blanco-Borelli and Anamaria Tamayo Duque,
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