Dr Sos Eltis: List of publications

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Tracy C. Davis. Liberal Lives and Activist Repertoires: Political Performance and Victorian Social Reform

Book Review: Victorian Touring Actresses: Crossing Boundaries and Negotiating the Cultural Landscape by Janice Norwood

Is She A Woman?: Alternative Critical Frameworks for Understanding Cross-Dressing and Cross-Gender Casting on the Victorian Stage

Mrs Warren's Profession, Candida, and You Never Can Tell

“A class act: Constance Lytton and the political, literary and dramatic dynamics of suffrage prison writings”

Oscar Wilde, Dion Boucicault and the pragmatics of being Irish:Fashioning a new brand of modern Irish Celt

Representing Work

What was the ‘New Drama’?

Women’s suffrage and theatricality

Women’s Suffrage and Theatricality: The Womanly Woman, the Real Girl, and the Woman of the Street

‘It’s all symbiosis’: Peter Hall Directing Beckett

The Court Theatre

From Sex-war to Factory Floor: Theatrical Depictions of Women’s Work during the First World War

Reception of Wilde's plays

Acts of Desire: Women and Sexuality on Stage, 1800-1930

Donald Winnicott Today

DWW’s notes for the Vienna Congress 1971: A consideration of Winnicott’s theory of aggression and an interpretation of the clinical implications

Performance and Identity in the Plays of Oscar Wilde

Approaches to Teaching Wilde’s Plays

Approaches to Teaching Wilde’s Plays

Bringing out the Acid: Noël Coward, Harold Pinter, Ivy Compton-Burnett and the Uses of Camp

Private Lives and Public Spaces: Reputation, Celebrity and the Late Victorian Actress

The Fallen Woman on Stage: Maidens, Magdalens and the Emancipated Female

Corruption of the Blood and Degeneration of the Race: Dracula and Policing the Borders of Gender

George Bernard Shaw

Revising Wilde: Society and subversion in the plays of Oscar Wilde

Co-organizer: Symposium on Irish Theatre and Cultural Identity

Realizing the Truth: Narrative art and theatrical tableaux

Staging the Unspeakable