Books & Edited Books
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Journal Articles
Lonergan, Patrick, ‘“To Know How It Ends/And Still Begin to Sing It Again”: Anaïs Mitchell’s Hadestown, the Climate Crisis, and Recursive Ecodramaturgies’, Green Letters, 29.3: (2025): 294–306, https://doi.org/10.1080/14688417.2025.2571106.
Conference & Symposia Presentations
Aaltonen, Heli, Anna Maapalo and Pauliina Maapalo, ‘Agential Forces and F(r)ictions in Performance-Based Arts for the Wellbeing of Seabirds’, Drama Boreale: Forces and F(r)ictions Conference, 6–8 August 2026, Helsinki.
Areia, N. P, ‘Modelling adaptive capacity and participatory engagement in coastal risk governance: A SEM-based analysis’, 7th International Conference on Risks – Natural Resources, Energy and Society: Global Risks and Pathways to Sustainability’, 26–29 May 2026, Coimbra, Portugal.
Areia, N. P., Barros, L., Matos, A. R., Tavares, A. O., & Mendes, J. M. ‘Participation, justice and the conditional legitimacy of multilevel coastal risk governance: Evidence from a nationwide study’, 7th International Conference on Risks – Natural Resources, Energy and Society: Global Risks and Pathways to Sustainability’, 26–29 May 2026, Coimbra, Portugal.
Arends, Bergit, ‘Curatorial and Performance-based Research and the story of the Flying Qajaq’, Arts and the Environmental Humanities Symposium, 13–14 May 2026, Greenhouse Center for Environmental Humanities, University of Stavanger.
Bullen, David, ‘Frogs, Turtles and Trees: Ecocultural Approaches to Staging and Teaching Ancient Greek Drama’, Ecocritical Approaches to Ancient Performance Culture conference, 22–23 April 2026, Durham University, United Kingdom.
Chróinín, Máiréad Ní & Lonergan, Patrick, ‘Site, Struggle, and Transformation: Performing Ireland’s Coastal Regions’, Irish Society of Theatre Research Conference – Stages of Knowledge: Site, Struggle, and Transformation, Dublin, 3–4 June, 2026.
Durán Almarza, Emilia M., ‘Weathering Beside: Maritorium, Bioerosion, and Planetary Care in Teresa Hernández’s Bravatas: sal, sargazo y cansancio, Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) Conference, London, 2–4 September 2026.
García, Elena Igartuburu, ‘What the Ocean Carries: Black Ecological Care and Decolonial Ecodramaturgy in Andrea Chung and Jeannette Ehlers’, Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) Conference, London, 2–4 September 2026.
Gilbert, Helen, ‘Coast to Coast: Performance at the Limits’, Changing Environments: Culture, Media and Resistance in the Arctic Symposium, 1–2 June 2026, Royal Geographical Society, London.
Gilbert, Helen, ‘Ecocultural Solidarity, Climate Activism and Epic Dramaturgy in Our Times’, keynote lecture, Congreso Internacional CIJIET and Congreso Teatrales, University of Oviedo, 3–5 November 2025.
Gilbert, Helen, ‘Puppet Instrumentalities and EcoCultural Belonging’, Beyond Anthropo-Scenes: Contemporary European Performance and ‘The Human’ Conference, York, 8–9 September 2025.
Lonergan, Patrick, ‘From History to Hope – Crisis and Resilience in Irish Writing’, keynote lecture, Global North and Global South Perspectives on Literature, Linguistics, and Translation Conference, Cairo, 7–8 June, 2026.
Lonergan, Patrick, ‘What Theatre History Does in a Planetary Environmental Crisis – Thinking Through Methodologies’, International Federation of Theatre Research Conference, Melbourne, 6–10 July, 2026.
López, Paola Prieto, ‘Drifting Beside the Wake: Black Feminist Hydrocriticism in Natasha Thembiso Ruwona’s Digital Performances’, Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) Conference, London, 2–4 September 2026.
Sánchez, Ángela Harris, ‘Speculative Intimacies: Drifting from the River to the Sea in the Correspondence between Francisca Khamis Giacoman and Maia Gattás Vargas’, Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) Conference, London, 2–4 September 2026.
Blogs
Johnsen, Irini Kyrifidis, ‘A Week in the World of Seagulls and Kindergarten Children’, 22 March 2026, CoastARTS website.
Aaltonen, Heli, ‘CoastARTS Norway Celebrates Seabirds’, 22 March 2026, CoastARTS website.
Interviews
Podcasts
‘Changing our Minds and Hearts through Arts-based Activism’, Helen Gilbert in dialogue with Péter Kakucska for The Global Citizen podcast series, Katoikos.world, 31 July 2025
‘Hope in a Time of Ecological Crisis: A Conversation with Carys Coburn’, curated by Máiréad Ní Chróinín & Patrick Lonergan, Galway, May 2026
‘Meeting People Where They’re At: a conversation with Luke Casserly’, curated by Máiréad Ní Chróinín & Patrick Lonergan, Galway, May 2026.
‘Weaving Communities of Care: A Conversation with Meave Stone’, curated by Máiréad Ní Chróinín & Patrick Lonergan, Galway, May 2026.
‘A Greener Future for Theatre: A Conversation with Sinéad Wallace and Mike O’Halloran’, curated by Máiréad Ní Chróinín & Patrick Lonergan, Galway, May 2026.
Videos
Søfugelsang (Seabird Song), performed by Nesna Culture School, 28 April 2026 (Norwegian with English subtitles). Videography: Mark Trapani; song composition: Georgiana Keeble; project coordination: Heli Aaltonen and Pauliina Maapalo.
Måkesang (Seagull Song), performed by Nesna Culture School, 28 April 2026 (Norwegian with English subtitles). Song composition: Georgiana Keable; videography: Mark Trapani; project coordination: Heli Aaltonen and Pauliina Maapalo.
Hvem er lundefuglen? (Who Is the Puffin?), featuring storyteller Georgiana Keable with videography by Mark Trapani, May 2026 (Norwegian).
Reports
Resources
CoastARTS Archive