Derrick Cameron

Senior Lecturer

School of Digital, Technologies and Arts

I studied Drama at Liverpool Polytechnic (BA) and University of Essex (MA). Before taking up teaching full time, I’ve been a playwright, script reader, postgraduate researcher, and part-time drama lecturer.

Expertise

Black British Theatre

Research interests

Black British Theatre, British Political Theatre after 1968, Contemporary British Drama, Playwriting and Dramaturgy.

Teaching

C19th and C20th drama; script analysis; British theatre industry and employability; playwriting; undergraduate research and dissertation supervision

Publications

'Tradaptation: Cultural Exchange and Black British Theatre'. In: Upton, Carole-Anne (ed. 2000) Moving Target: Theatre Translation and Cultural Relocation. (Manchester: St Jerome Press).
'The Performance of Pornography in Sarah Daniels' Masterpieces: Theatre, History, Ideology'. In: diatribe 8, Winter/Spring 1998/1999.
‘“Better a Bad Night in Toxteth': Black British Popular Theatre'. In: Ros Merkin (ed. 1996) Popular Theatres? (Liverpool: Liverpool John Moores University).

UK University

StudentCrowd University Awards 2022

for Job Prospects

StudentCrowd University Awards 2022

for Student Satisfaction

Complete University Guide 2022

for Social Inclusion

The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023

for Course Content

StudentCrowd University Awards 2022

of Research Impact is ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Very Considerable’

Research Excellence Framework 2021