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PRACTICE AS RESEARCH
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​Concept of 'inner lines' as an ethnographic research tool

through embodiment and choreography​

         © Dr. Roxy Regine Theobald (Ph.D)

 As a researcher, Dr. Theobald operates within the fields of phenomenology, aesthetics, and cultural borders. Her scientific contributions to academia are focused primarily on identity, memory, and ethnography. Roxy Regine Theobald, PhD pioneered the ‘inner lines’ framework, which serves as a creative ethnographic tool. She uses this approach to illuminate and study body memory trauma, Francophone African genealogies, and interculturality.

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Irish Research Council

Roxy Regine Theobald isserved as the principal investigator for the project 'Inner lines: Exploring a Diasporic Trajectory Through Dance Performance' (2022–2023), funded by a prestigious Irish Research Council Government of Ireland award.  

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                       Choreography-research-lab

 

Reportage pour France TV
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'The Big Sea... Ashé !'

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'DEEP FLOW'

 French African Diaspora Experience through dance

Dance, voice and mixed-media practices

Roxy Regine THEOBALD in  Performance at SLIPPAGE Lab directed by Thomas F. DeFrantz

Evanston, Chicago (USA)

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