In-house Research Seminar "Staging and Re-Staging Geographies II" (14 October 2025) organized by Group LAP at the Universitat de València. This is the second event on our new research line which is...

El director y autor teatral Jorge Picó impartirá la charla "Creación de un espectáculo teatral a partir de la Literatura inglesa del siglo XIX"[Read more]

Join us for an in-conversation between Laura Monrós-Gaspar (UV) and director Ian Rickson on London Tide (NT, 2024) [Read more]

Group LAP members gather in a two-day research seminar to debate on the concept of ‘literary geographies’ as applied to women in the theatre industry of the nineteenth century and beyond.[Read more]

Open talk on humour for family audiences. Aimed at artists and teachers interested in humour and family shows and music. Comments on the dynamics of a show aimed at children and families, humour and...[Read more]

Con el libro "Mujer y entretenimiento en el hogar victoriano" de Laura Monrós-Gaspar y Rosario Arias Doblas se presenta la colección Encuentros: Culturas y Literatura del Publicacions de la...[Read more]

Listen to Lolita Chakrabarti in conversation with LAP group member Dr. Ana Fernández-Caparrós Turina on "Red Velvet" (2012). [Read more]

Inspired by the research carried out by Laura Monrós-Gaspar Madame, by the company Cienfuegos Danza, revisits the figure of Madame Warton and her tableaux vivants in a proposal where the female...[Read more]

Miguel Teruel Pozas, miembro del grupo LAP participa en el "Seminario de investigación" organizado por el IILP-UJI 14 junio, 2023, 17 h Seminario del Departamento de Traducción y...[Read more]

Dr María Gaviña, member of group LAP, organizes de 21st AEDEI International Conference (31 May-2 June) at the Universitat de València, where Marina Carr will deliver the plenary lecture on "Those...[Read more]

The Symposium "Furthering Transnational Neo-Victorianisms in an Entangled World" at the University of Málaga was an event of the association VINS (Victorian and Neo-Victorian Society in Spain)...[Read more]

As a result of the research project AICO (2021/225), two monologues by L.S. Phibbs translated into Spanish by group member Miguel Teruel Pozas in a performance by Paula Llorens (Cactus Teatre) will...[Read more]