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        • Mis-Guides for Trengwainton
        • Hestercombe – a Mughal garden or Knot?
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        • On the heels of Thomas Bushell
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        • Small is Beautiful
      • January 2026
        • A naughty nautch
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        • Dancing by firelight
      • Early posts
        • Histories of Cornish Planting
        • AI Gardening in Venice
        • Away with the Piskies
        • Bats and Rainbows
        • Chinese Boxes
        • Drenched in Austen
        • Even in Arcadia, there she is
        • Instead of Hell Fire, dragonflies
        • Magic Stones
        • Performance in the shape of a hedge
        • Tim Knowles at Hestercombe
        • Performing Chandigarh’s Lost Villages
        • Performing the Taj Mahal visit
        • Stowe and its Demons
        • Prodigall Ancestor
    • Performance and Indian cities
      • Mis-Guide to Kochi
      • Facades and Backdrops in Bhangwadi
    • Open air performance and walking
      • Open Air Performance
      • St Ives in green and violet
      • Walking in Bhuleshwar
    • Wrights & Sites
      • Launch of Architect Walker: A Mis-Guide
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Expanded Dramaturgies

Philip Stanier joins CRED

We welcome new member Philip Stanier.

This category will contain more information shortly.

Author CathyPosted on April 20, 2009April 22, 2009Categories Uncategorized27 Comments on Philip Stanier joins CRED

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  • About me
    • Theatre isn’t a machine
    • Marx, bees, imagination
  • Sometimes walking (research blog)
    • Performing Gardens
      • September 2025
        • An eliminated wild: the emperor Jahangir’s hunting park
        • Plants, Empire and Southwest gardens
        • Performing Gardens: Land, planting and colonialism in places of leisure
      • October 2025
        • Mis-Guides for Trengwainton
        • Hestercombe – a Mughal garden or Knot?
      • November 2025
        • On the heels of Thomas Bushell
      • December 2025
        • Small is Beautiful
      • January 2026
        • A naughty nautch
      • February 2026
        • Dancing by firelight
      • Early posts
        • Histories of Cornish Planting
        • AI Gardening in Venice
        • Away with the Piskies
        • Bats and Rainbows
        • Chinese Boxes
        • Drenched in Austen
        • Even in Arcadia, there she is
        • Instead of Hell Fire, dragonflies
        • Magic Stones
        • Performance in the shape of a hedge
        • Tim Knowles at Hestercombe
        • Performing Chandigarh’s Lost Villages
        • Performing the Taj Mahal visit
        • Stowe and its Demons
        • Prodigall Ancestor
    • Performance and Indian cities
      • Mis-Guide to Kochi
      • Facades and Backdrops in Bhangwadi
    • Open air performance and walking
      • Open Air Performance
      • St Ives in green and violet
      • Walking in Bhuleshwar
    • Wrights & Sites
      • Launch of Architect Walker: A Mis-Guide
  • Publications
  • Teaching
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