PhD researcher in performance and technology, Deakin University
Caitlin Vincent is a PhD researcher at Deakin University in the field of performance and technology. Her research focuses on the impacts of digital and projected scenography on legacy performance mediums.
Since 2016, Vincent has worked on a number of large-scale impact evaluations commissioned by major arts and government organisations, including the Melbourne Fringe Festival, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Arts Centre Melbourne, the Ontario Arts Council (Canada), and the Australia Council.
A classically-trained soprano and accomplished opera librettist, Vincent has had works commissioned and premiered by Washington National Opera, the Kennedy Center, Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, the Schubert Club of Minnesota, and Semperoper Dresden, among others.
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