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Andy Smith is a part-time Lecturer in Theatre Practice at the University of Manchester. His research focuses on the intersection of theatre and socio-political activism, addressing themes such as climate emergency and structural racism through innovative performances. Smith has directed and collaborated on numerous award-winning plays, including 'Oak Tree' and 'Adler & Gibb'. He completed his practice-as-research PhD at Lancaster University, exploring methodologies for creating theatre that inspires social and political change. His recent works include 'Citizens’ Assembly', which engages audiences in discussions around climate issues, and 'Truths’ Dog Kennel', which has received critical acclaim for its imaginative approach to storytelling. Active in the academic community, Smith has contributed to various publications, including chapters and essays on performance theory.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.