Rate My Professor David Moody

David Moody maintains an extensive record of supervising postgraduate research within the School of Arts, guiding students through diverse and innovative projects in literature, performance, and theatre studies. Notable supervisions include YC Chua's PhD 'Performing the self: An insight into the formation of self as dancer' (2014), C Kelso-Marsh's Honours thesis 'It's Chinatown: Orientalist discourse and the city in the noir tradition' (2015), E Greenham's PhD 'Neocosmicism: God and the void' (2013), S Merlo's PhD 'Narrative, story, intersubjectivity: Formulating a continuum model of narrative for creative practice' (2014), S Krishnan's PhD 'Beyond the architecture of sensing: An investigation into synaesthesia' (2015), JM Prendergast's PhD 'Mapping feminism in Shakespeare's Hamlet: I Hamlet' (1999), AM Nissen's PhD 'The metanarrative paradigm' (2017), and contributions to S Tampalini's drama 'Entropy concerto: A true story' (1990) at Murdoch University Theatre. His creative output includes the poetry collection Ordinary Euphoria: Poems (2016), affiliated with the School of Arts. Moody has also published scholarly work such as 'Peter Brook's Heart of Light: Primitivism and intercultural theatre' in New Theatre Quarterly (1995), reflecting his expertise in theatre theory and performance.