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After enrolling as a mature student Nicola graduated from Loughborough University (BA, MA) and has taught undergraduate courses at Loughborough. She then moved to De Montfort University where she has recently been awarded her PhD thesis on the history and repertory of the Lady Elizabeth’s Men (1611 – 1625). In terms of research Nicola is particularly interested in how early-modern playing companies forged an identity for themselves through their repertories. | After enrolling as a mature student Nicola graduated from Loughborough University (BA, MA) and has taught undergraduate courses at Loughborough. She then moved to De Montfort University where she has recently been awarded her PhD thesis on the history and repertory of the Lady Elizabeth’s Men (1611 – 1625). In terms of research Nicola is particularly interested in how early-modern playing companies forged an identity for themselves through their repertories. | ||
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After enrolling as a mature student Nicola graduated from Loughborough University (BA, MA) and has taught undergraduate courses at Loughborough. She then moved to De Montfort University where she has recently been awarded her PhD thesis on the history and repertory of the Lady Elizabeth’s Men (1611 – 1625). In terms of research Nicola is particularly interested in how early-modern playing companies forged an identity for themselves through their repertories.
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