Dr Nina Worthington


NameDr Nina Worthington
Job titlePrincipal Research Fellow
Research instituteSidney De Haan Research Centre for Arts and Health
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-4546-6352

Research outputs

Interdisciplinarity and stages in a process of engagement with theatre practice and disability

Worthington, N. 2025. Interdisciplinarity and stages in a process of engagement with theatre practice and disability. Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies. 19 (1).

Theatre, disability and wellbeing: addressing best practice and creative outcomes across disabled and non-disabled communities through an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis.

Worthington, N. and Sextou, P 2024. Theatre, disability and wellbeing: addressing best practice and creative outcomes across disabled and non-disabled communities through an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Arts & Health: An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice. https://doi.org/10.1080/17533015.2024.2350505

Exploring onstage portrayals of parent/carers of disabled adults/children

Worthington, N. 2023. Exploring onstage portrayals of parent/carers of disabled adults/children.

Debating the lived experiences of theatre practice and disability among professional directors and actors

Worthington, N. 2019. Debating the lived experiences of theatre practice and disability among professional directors and actors. Critical Commentary (The Student Journal of Newman University and GuildHE Research Institutions). 6 (2), pp. 27-39.

Beyond the Stigma: Evaluation report

Worthington, N. 2024. Beyond the Stigma: Evaluation report. Canterbury Christ Church University.

Review of Metanarratives of Disability: Culture, Assumed Authority, and the Normative Social Order

Worthington, N. 2023. Review of Metanarratives of Disability: Culture, Assumed Authority, and the Normative Social Order. Canadian Journal of Disability Studies. 12 (3).

The impact of interdisciplinary approaches to disability studies and theatre: learning the notes and the tune

Worthington, N. 2023. The impact of interdisciplinary approaches to disability studies and theatre: learning the notes and the tune.

What are the lived experiences of theatre practice and disability among professional directors and actors in theatres funded by Arts Council England? An interpretative phenomenological analysis

Worthington, N. 2021. What are the lived experiences of theatre practice and disability among professional directors and actors in theatres funded by Arts Council England? An interpretative phenomenological analysis. PhD Thesis Liverpool Hope University

'Beautiful Noise' evaluation report

Worthington, N. 2023. 'Beautiful Noise' evaluation report.

Why inherited distance and responses to inexperience of disability matters in theatre practice

Worthington, N. 2022. Why inherited distance and responses to inexperience of disability matters in theatre practice.

Working with deaf and disabled performers: An investigation into directing process and theatrical interpretation

Worthington, N. 2015. Working with deaf and disabled performers: An investigation into directing process and theatrical interpretation. Masters Thesis University of Birmingham Department of Drama and Theatre Arts

Truth unseen

Worthington, N. 2023. Truth unseen. in: Musiyiwa, A. (ed.) Welcome to Britain: An Anthology of Poems and Short Fiction CivicLeicester.

Comment from the field

Worthington, N. 2022. Comment from the field. Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies. 16 (1), pp. 109-114. https://doi.org/10.3828/jlcds.2022.7
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