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The Intersection of Creativity and Critical Care, with Stacey Moon Tracy
Episode 224th May 2024 • The Wilderness of Creativity • Lucy Colgan
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Welcome to this month's episode of The Wilderness of Creativity.

Over the last 20 years, Stacey Moon-Tracy (@staceymoontracy) has worked in a variety of educational and community settings as a freelance drama workshop leader, university lecturer, playwright and director. She is currently in the final stages of completing her PhD at Coventry University, where she has focused on using playwriting as Arts Based Practice to explore the COVID-19 experiences and ethical dilemmas of ICU Nurses. Her latest work, 'Critical Care', is an act of care towards nurses and a way of amplifying their experiences for a wider audience. She has recently received Arts Council England funding and is working towards developing a full stage production of the play.

Key discussion points:

  • The journey of writing a PhD thesis and the therapeutic power of playwriting
  • The importance of active listening
  • The creative process of writing 'Critical Care'

Thank you for listening,

Stay wild x

Twitter:@StaceyMoonTrac2/ @CCPlayscript

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Email: staceymariemoon@hotmail.co.uk & tracys@coventry.ac.uk 

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This episode is dedicated to all those working within our NHS. Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do.


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