The The Staging and Representing the Scottish Renaissance Court project took place over three years, ending in August 2014. During the life of the project this website served as a live community and repository for project information. Stripped of certain live elements such as social media feeds it now stands as a document of the project life-span. Users will find information about the project as well as full footage of the 2013 theatrical performances.
http://stagingthescottishcourt.brunel.ac.uk/index.html
This is a completed project.
Meet the Principal Investigator(s) for the project
Professor Thomas Betteridge - Professor Thomas Betteridge is an expert in English Renaissance Literature. He has published numerous books, articles and book chapters on early modern literature. Professor Betteridge has also being awarded a number of reserach grants to stage early modern dramas. He is a member of Historic Royal Palaces' Research Strategy Board and a Strategic Reviewer for the AHRC. Professor Betteridge teaches in the areas of Medieval and Renaissance English Literature.
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Project last modified 01/09/2026