Outputs

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

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, Máiréad Ní Chróinín & Patrick Lonergan, ‘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.

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.

Blogs

Gilbert, Helen, ‘Changing our Minds and Hearts through Arts-based Activism’, in dialogue with Péter Kakucska for The Global Citizen podcast series, Katoikos.world, 31 July 2025: https://katoikos.world/podcast/episode-33-changing-our-minds-and-hearts-through-arts-based-activism.html

Johnsen, Irini Kyrifidis, ‘A Week in the World of Seagulls and Kindergarten Children’, 22 March 2026, CoastARTS website: give URL link.

Aaltonen, Heli, ‘CoastARTS Norway Celebrates Seabirds’, 22 March 2026, CoastARTS website: give URL link.

Interviews

Podcasts

Videos

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Reports

Blog posts

Herring gulls at Rotvoll shore during low tide

A Week in the World of Seagulls and Kindergarten Children

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CoastARTS workshop artists greet gerring gulls at Trondheim. Photo Heli Aaltonen

CoastARTS Norway Celebrates Seabirds

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Podcasts

Photo of Sinéad Wallace and Mike O'Halloran

A Greener Future for Theatre: a conversation with Sinéad Wallace and Mike O’Halloran

We speak with lighting designer and lecturer Sinéad Wallace and technical officer and lecturer Mike O’Halloran, about their personal interest in green theatre practices, the importance of ‘talking about’ sustainability with colleagues and students, and the possible futures of theatre and performance in an era of ecological crisis.

Meeting People Where They’re At: a conversation with Luke Casserly

We speak with Luke Casserly, a multidisciplinary performance maker, about the link between his own upbringing in the rural midlands of Ireland and the work he now makes, the importance of listening to many different voices and perspectives when creating work with and in communities, and his gentle, subversive interventions in response to the climate crisis.

Weaving Communities of Care: a conversation with Meave Stone

We speak with director and writer Maeve Stone about her inspirations, the ways in which she approaches working with communities, the artforms she draws on, and how the process of making the work can shape and change communities’ responses to climate change.

Hope in a Time of Ecological Crisis: a conversation with Carys Coburn

We speak with acclaimed Irish playwright, Carys Coburn about writing ecological plays, the broader ethos of their work as an artist, and their vision for the ways in which art can respond to environmental disaster in surprising, illuminating and ultimately hopeful ways.

Video

Nesna Kulturskole: Måkesang

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