<i>Living with Drones</i>: An Audience Perspective

In “Living with Drones: An Audience Perspective”, two students of a Master of International Journalism program at City, University of London reflect upon their experience watching Living with Drones at Camden People’s Theatre in early 2025. How does community-based live journalism land upon the audience?

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Journal
Canadian Theatre Review
Published
2025-08-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3138/ctr.203.011
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Media Studies and Communication
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Living with Drones: An Audience Perspective

Nailah Mahomed, Emily Duchenne
Canadian Theatre Review
Media Studies and Communication
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Living with Drones: An Audience Perspective

Nailah Mahomed, Emily Duchenne
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Abstract

In “Living with Drones: An Audience Perspective”, two students of a Master of International Journalism program at City, University of London reflect upon their experience watching Living with Drones at Camden People’s Theatre in early 2025. How does community-based live journalism land upon the audience?

Canadian Theatre ReviewVol. 203
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Media Studies and Communication
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