Bryoni Trezise is Senior Lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of New South Wales. Her major publications develop interdisciplinary conversations between performance aesthetics, pedagogies and cultures and have been published in books and journals including Performance Research, Research in Drama Education and Convergence. Bryoni’s research won the 2019 Essay Prize in Forum for Modern Languages and the 2013 Marlis Thiersch Award for excellence in scholarship. In 2021, Bryoni was awarded the Children’s Book Council Australia Charlotte Waring Barton Award for her unpublished middle-grade novel.

• List of figuresAcknowledgements1 Performing the child in-formation2 Minor visions: Staging the child in future tens3 Minor moves: Embodying the truncated times of girled childhood4 Minor texts: Tweeting the child in the time of her making5 Minor affects: Voicing the child who recrafts the future6 Minor spaces: Apprehending childhood’s ghostly timesBibliographyIndex

Bryoni Trezise is Senior Lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of New South Wales. Her major publications develop interdisciplinary conversations between performance aesthetics, pedagogies and cultures and have been published in books and journals including Performance Research, Research in Drama Education and Convergence. Bryoni’s research won the 2019 Essay Prize in Forum for Modern Languages and the 2013 Marlis Thiersch Award for excellence in scholarship. In 2021, Bryoni was awarded the Children’s Book Council Australia Charlotte Waring Barton Award for her unpublished middle-grade novel.

• List of figuresAcknowledgements1 Performing the child in-formation2 Minor visions: Staging the child in future tens3 Minor moves: Embodying the truncated times of girled childhood4 Minor texts: Tweeting the child in the time of her making5 Minor affects: Voicing the child who recrafts the future6 Minor spaces: Apprehending childhood’s ghostly timesBibliographyIndex

Bryoni Trezise is Senior Lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of New South Wales. Her major publications develop interdisciplinary conversations between performance aesthetics, pedagogies and cultures and have been published in books and journals including Performance Research, Research in Drama Education and Convergence. Bryoni’s research won the 2019 Essay Prize in Forum for Modern Languages and the 2013 Marlis Thiersch Award for excellence in scholarship. In 2021, Bryoni was awarded the Children’s Book Council Australia Charlotte Waring Barton Award for her unpublished middle-grade novel.

• List of figuresAcknowledgements1 Performing the child in-formation2 Minor visions: Staging the child in future tens3 Minor moves: Embodying the truncated times of girled childhood4 Minor texts: Tweeting the child in the time of her making5 Minor affects: Voicing the child who recrafts the future6 Minor spaces: Apprehending childhood’s ghostly timesBibliographyIndex