Shakespeare en devenir

Anikó Oroszlán is a teacher, theatre historian and theatre critic. Currently she works at PTE (University of Pécs) Babits Teacher Training Grammar School as a teacher of literature and English. Formerly she was a part-time lecturer at PTE Department of English Literatures and Cultures. Her Ph.D. dissertation—“Floute me, Ile floute thee, it is my profession”: Early Modern Improvisation as Resistance (University of Szeged, 2014)—analysed the extempore techniques of Renaissance comic players. Her research interests include early modern theatre, theatre historiography, feminist theatre, contemporary performance, and comedy. She took part in the international workshop on postdramatic theatre held by Hans-Thies Lehmann in 2007. She has translated studies and essays by J. T. Mitchell, Victor Turner and Marvin Carlson. She regularly publishes articles and theatre reviews in Hungarian for different theatre journals. Recently, she started to become interested in the tense relationship of (national) dramatic canons and cross-gender performances.