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Critical Essays written as part of my MA studies at Kings College / Rada

Catching the Next Wave, Season 8 (2021), on the theme of intuition - hosted by Aga Szóstek and Łukasz Szóstek

"The Theatre in Experience Design" (2020) - guest lecture at the California Poly technic State University
Invited to consult as an expert on Immersive Theatre at the leading Dutch Film Festival NFF (2022)
Attended Celebrating Life's "Les Journees d'Immersif" in Lille, France (2023) and held a talk as public speaker
Invited to speak at the inaugural World Experience Organisation Summit in London (2023)

Interviewed by Frank J. Avella for online US culture magazine "New York Cool" (2013)
Featured profile in "De Stentor" (2013)
"The wittily-written love match between Benedick and Beatrice is distinctively delivered by Gunnar deYoung [sic] and Tamsin Lynes" - stage review of Much Ado About Nothing by "the Spy In The Stalls", London. (2019)
Featured article in "De Volkskrant" on production of Hotel Wonderland (2021)
"Fine acting, directing and plot make this an enjoyable and relatable watch" - movie review of Comme Des Grands by "UK Film Review" (2021)
Featured article in "Le Républicain Lorrain" on Comme Des Grands (2019)
"Anyone who is anyone is there, especially if they are the Duke of Wellington or the Prince of Orange (“Top Dutchman! Feel m’clogs!”)" - TV review of Belgravia in "The Guardian", UK (2020)
Belgravia's version of the Ball also has luminaries like William, Prince of Orange (Gunnar DeYoung) [sic]" - article on Belgravia's pilot episode in "Screenrant" (2020)

Interviewed by Frank J. Avella for online US culture magazine "New York Cool" (2013)
Featured profile in "De Stentor" (2013)
"The wittily-written love match between Benedick and Beatrice is distinctively delivered by Gunnar deYoung [sic] and Tamsin Lynes" - stage review of Much Ado About Nothing by "the Spy In The Stalls", London. (2019)
Featured article in "De Volkskrant" on production of Hotel Wonderland (2021)
"Fine acting, directing and plot make this an enjoyable and relatable watch" - movie review of Comme Des Grands by "UK Film Review" (2021)
Featured article in "Le Républicain Lorrain" on Comme Des Grands (2019)
"Anyone who is anyone is there, especially if they are the Duke of Wellington or the Prince of Orange (“Top Dutchman! Feel m’clogs!”)" - TV review of Belgravia in "The Guardian", UK (2020)
Belgravia's version of the Ball also has luminaries like William, Prince of Orange (Gunnar DeYoung) [sic]" - article on Belgravia's pilot episode in "Screenrant" (2020)