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Stuart Currie
Lecturer in Drama
Institute of Humanities & Creative Arts
Stuart Currie teaches on undergraduate modules in both Drama and Screenwriting. His main teaching interests are in scenography and contemporary television drama. For his performance modules, he has most recently directed an adaptation of the Hammer House of Horror film, Theatre of Blood and is preparing an adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov’s banned novel, The Master and Margarita for 2011. He is particularly interested in the development of online learning, and he is one of a team of ‘e-learning champions’ at the University.
Stuart is currently researching the nineteenth century British stage and its responses to the Crimean War (1854 -56), and is preparing a paper for the forthcoming UK conference, Race, Nation and Empire on the Victorian Stage at Lancaster University.
Teaching & Research
Teaching interests include scenography (real & virtual), online teaching and student support and television drama.








