James Layton

Lecturer in Performance

University of the West of Scotland

United Kingdom

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James Layton is a Lecturer in Performance at the University of the West of Scotland. His research areas include participatory arts with individuals living with dementia, inclusivity in performance training, and digital skills within the performing arts sector. He has contributed to recent articles focusing on neuro and physical diversity, as well as the ritual processes in performance contexts.

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2025

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2023

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2023

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2023

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University of the West of Scotland OLD

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Finding Our Voice: Participatory arts research with people living with dementia in residential care

‘It’s not just about technology!': Creativity as a driving force for nurturing the development of skills for digital performance

Digital Skills for Performance: a framework for assessing current and future digital skills needs in the performing arts sector

(T)racing the Great North Run as a ritual process using GPS mapping

Challenging Normo-divergency <b> <i>Inclusivity and Equality in Performance Training: Teaching and learning for neuro and physical diversity</i> </b> edited by Petronilla WhitfieldLondon: Routledge, 2021, pp. 326

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