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Articles by Alice Cree
Magnolia Walls and Military Wives: theatre-as-method in critical military studies
ABSTRACT This article considers what theatre-as-method can bring to research in Critical Military Studies (CMS). Drawing on examples from our participatory online theatre-based project with UK military spouses, we explore how the practice and process of theatre-making can help to harness the critical capacity of military and militarized subjects, and centre the fluidity and liveliness of military power.
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Edited by Rachel Woodward (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019) ISBN: 978 1 78643 886 7 A Research Agenda for Military Geographies has now been published. The book is an edited collection of thirteen chapters (plus a short introduction by me) which all deal, in some way or another, with the ways in which military phenomena and military activities are expressed and constituted geographically.
People want to see tears’: military heroes and the ‘Constant Penelope’ of the UK’s Military Wives choir
Introduction ‘…Shrewd Odysseus!… You are a fortunate man to have won a wife of such pre-eminent virtue! How faithful was your flawless Penelope, Icarius’ daughter! How loyally she kept the memory of the husband of her youth! The glory of her virtue will not fade with the years, but the deathless gods themselves will make a beautiful song for mortal ears in honour of the constant Penelope’ - The Odyssey, Book 24 (191–194)47; in Margaret Atwood's ‘The Penelopiad’, 2005 Atwood, Margaret. 2005.
‘Line of Sight’: Art Sessions at Forward Assist
Last month we started ‘Line of Sight’, an art project at Forward Assist veteran’s charity in Newcastle. The project is funded by National Lottery Awards for All and is inspired by a conversation with Forward Assist about veteran’s experience and the range card. The range card is used by all branches of the military to direct live fire, either from artillery, portable firearms such as machine gun or mortars, or weapons delivered by aircraft.
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