On Rigour in Theatre Audience Research

Kirsty Sedgman

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There is no one ‘right’ way to study theatre audiences. Interviews, focus groups, post-show questionnaires and attitudinal surveys, historiographical and archival methods, social media research, ‘b...

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1993British Cultural Studies: An Introduction 1988Reception study: Ethnography and the problems of dispersed audiences and nomadic subjects 2006I Have Seen the Future and It Is Not Here Yet …; or, On Being Ambitious for Audience Research

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