Dr Delyse Ryan

· Graduate Certificate in Higher Education, Griffith University, 2005.

· Doctor of Philosophy, University of Queensland, admitted 1 May 2001. Thesis topic: “Brisbane Theatre During World War I”.

· Master of Arts, University of Queensland, 1993. Thesis topic: “Marvellous Melbourne (1890): An Annotated Edition With Critical Commentary”.

· Bachelor of Arts (Hons), University of Queensland, 1990. Thesis topic: “The Early Years of Twelfth Night Theatre: 1936-1946”.

Ryan, Delyse. “Introducing University Students to the Possibilities of Performing In the Community: A Case Study of Early Childhood Dramatic Performance.” The International Journal of the Arts in Society, forthcoming 2011.

Ryan, Delyse and Catherine Heffernan. “Toil and Trouble: Using Shakespeare as a Prompt for Physical Theatre.” Drama Queensland 3.1 (2011): 2-9.

Ryan, Delyse. Rev. of Showtime: A Hstory of the Brisbane Exhibition, by Joanne Scott & Ross Laurie. Queensland Review 15.2 (2008): 135-7.

‘Parading Ourselves’ Journal of Australian Studies (ed) Maryrose Casey, Martin Crotty & Delyse Ryan 89 (December 2006).

Ryan, Delyse. “Be-medalled and Be-ribboned: Soldiers and Civilians on Brisbane’s Streets in World War II” Journal of Australian Studies 89 (2006): 41-51 and 168-9.

Casey, Maryrose, Martin Crotty & Delyse Ryan. “Colour, Movement and Jostling in Public.” Journal of Australian Studies 89 (2006): 1-2.

Ryan, Delyse. Rev. of Showing Off: Queensland at World Expositions, by Judith McKay. Queensland Review 12.1 (2005): 101-3.

Ryan, Delyse and Simon Ryan, eds. Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature 3 (2004).

Ryan, Delyse. “‘Does all Melbourne Smell Like This?’: The Colonial Metropolis in Marvellous Melbourne.” Australian Literary Studies (2003): 81-91.

Ryan, Delyse. “Barbara Sisley.” Australian Dictionary of Biography, 2004.

Ryan, Delyse. “The Magdalena Network: Travelling into the Future.” Magdalena Australia 03 16 April 2003: 4.

Ryan, Delyse. “‘Two Hours Genuine Fun Without the Vulgarity’; As the Bishop Said to the Actress.” The Journal of Religion and Theatre (2002): 89-102 [Online journal]

Ryan, Delyse. “Parades and Processions: Brisbane’s War-time Patriotism.” Queensland Review 8.1 (2001): 65-76.

Ryan, Delyse. “Proscenium Arches and Fashion Columns: Brisbane Theatre and the Role of Women During the Wars.” Australasian Drama Studies 38 (2001): 83-97.

Anthony, Delyse. “Ekka!: Performing a Queensland Tradition.” Interlogue 10.2 (1999): 23-32.