This May Annouchka Bayley will be giving a paper on Transdisciplinarity and Creative Education at the University of Glasgow's Spaces of (Dis)location conference, 24th-25th May 2012.  All welcome. 

Please click here and scroll down to the 3rd podcast for Annouchka Bayley and Grier Palmer (Asst. Dean of Warwick Business School) discuss pedagogy, commedia dell arte, arts into business and the banking crisis.

A one-day workshop taught at Warwick Business School by Simon M Woods & Annouchka Bayley

How could we have known that a disparate group of intelligent, clever and experienced bankers would be so easily convinced that the complex investments, that they didn't understand, could never fail? From Harlequin to il Dottore and il Capitano can we trace the archetypical character traits that led Banks to fail, governments to fall and economies to collapse?

Thoughts from the Light Designer

Medea is a a dark and foreboding play, it deals with hu-
manity’s deep fears of betrayal and murder. It
has, and this is particularly true for Annouchka
Bayley’s version of the play, a subtext of eman-
cipation, careerism, gender relations, and the
loss of love. There are characters, there are
scenes, but there are these scenes and facets of
the characters which exist only in the imagina-
tion, the fears, the remembrances.