Erin Harrington
Dr Erin Harrington is a lecturer in English and Cultural Studies at the University of Canterbury. Her work focuses on horror, embodiment, popular and visual culture, and sex and gender, and she also has a particular interest in theatre, criticism and dramaturgy. She has written for a range of literary and academic publications, art catalogues, and popular outlets, and she regularly appears as a speaker and panelist. Her book, Women, Monstrosity and Horror Film: Gynaehorror, will be published this year by Routledge.
Everything By: Erin Harrington
Horror academic Erin Harrington and Leon Radojkovic, creator and composer of Silo Theatre’s work Night of the Living Dead, on the reanimation of this seminal work at a pertinent time in our socio-political context.
Triumph or monopoly? Erin Harrington on Christchurch City Council's recent decision for the performing arts precinct.
Erin Harrington reviews Arthur Meek's new work, a slippery re-interpretation of Samuel Butler's Erewhon for our times.
Erin Harrington reviews Christchurch Arts Festival's premiere season of a new musical by Luke di Somma
Erin Harrington heads to the 80s Louisiana weepie but stays remarkably dry.
Erin Harrington takes a look at what we can read into the smash-hit The Love Witch - even despite the director's protestations.
