Fiona Johnstone
@drfijohnstone.bsky.social
Assistant Prof in Visual Medical Humanities at Durham University. Views mine.
Thanks Suzanne and Vicky for the invitation, really sorry that I can't be there, and I hope that the reconvened panel (with some brilliant speakers) goes well!
June 27, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Thanks Suzanne and Vicky for the invitation, really sorry that I can't be there, and I hope that the reconvened panel (with some brilliant speakers) goes well!
Excellent - have shared with the teen!
June 5, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Excellent - have shared with the teen!
We didn't get a programme, it was just her visceral gut response! Never read any critical lit on the play, so didn't realise this aspect of the play has been written about. We also thought it would be an excellent dilemma for Mumsnet (with everyone telling Elizabeth Proctor to Leave The Bastard).
June 5, 2025 at 4:26 PM
We didn't get a programme, it was just her visceral gut response! Never read any critical lit on the play, so didn't realise this aspect of the play has been written about. We also thought it would be an excellent dilemma for Mumsnet (with everyone telling Elizabeth Proctor to Leave The Bastard).
I saw that last week! Loved it (the last time I saw this was the film version with Winona Rider in the 90s). Took my teen daughter - though she'd love it too but she was completely grossed out by the implications of grooming and had no sympathy for the John Proctor character whatsoever.
June 5, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I saw that last week! Loved it (the last time I saw this was the film version with Winona Rider in the 90s). Took my teen daughter - though she'd love it too but she was completely grossed out by the implications of grooming and had no sympathy for the John Proctor character whatsoever.