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2021
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"Artful Pas-de-Deuxs, (Natural) Gestures, and Subverted Ballet Conventions: Christopher Wheeldon Writing Back at Shakespeare’s 'The Winter’s Tale'" ("The art itself is nature": Shakespeare's Nature / Art / Politics, ESRA Virtual Conference 2021, Athens / European Shakespeare Research Association)
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2021
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"‘Let the doors be shut upon’…Covid-19: Shakespeare Heritage Sites during the Pandemic" (Dystopian/Utopian Theatre in Britain after 2000, ZiF Bielefeld)
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2020
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“‚The measure done, ... I‘ll meet her online‘: Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet im kreativen Online-Unterricht“ (Online-Forum Shakespeare und Schule, Jahrestagung der Deutschen Shakespeare Gesellschaft)
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2020
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“Moving Words and Meta-Choreographic Characterization in Shakespearean Dance Adaptations” (Shakespeare-Seminar 2020 / Shakespeare and Dance, Jahrestagung der Deutschen Shakespeare Gesellschaft)
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2020
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“Kultur: Demokratisierung vs./und Kommerzialisierung am Globe Theater, London“ (Ringvorlesung: Kernbegriffe für die Stadt der Zukunft II, TU Braunschweig)
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2019
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“William Shakespeare: Kanonisierung, (Re-)Konstruktion und Adaption eines Klassikers“ (Ringvorlesung Klassiker der Frühen Neuzeit/ Institut für Germanistik, TU Braunschweig)
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2018
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“Shakespeare Appropriated: Memes, Web Series and Other Transmedia Experiments” (Association of Adaptation Studies, Amsterdam, NL)
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2017
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“Returning to a Conceptual ‘Other’: Intermediality, Multi‐Directional Adaptation and Christopher Wheeldon’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” (Association of Adaptation Studies, Leicester, UK)
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2015
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“Jane Austen in einer Welt des 'Transmedia Storytelling': Literatur auf medialer Wanderschaft“ (Ringvorlesung Literatur der Gegenwart und der medialen Moderne / Institut für Germanistik, TU Braunschweig)
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2015
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“Wandering Wombs and Women in 19th Century Higher Education - 'Playful Engagement' with Science and Political Agenda in Jessica Swale’s Blue Stockings” (University of Bern, CH)
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2015
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“Literature Danced: from Ballet Adaptation to Hip-Hop-ed Appropriation” (Popular Culture Association / New Orleans, USA)
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2014
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“Historical Simulacra and Intermedial Infotainment: Jessica Swale’s Blue Stockings at London’s Globe Theatre” (CDE / Hamburg)
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2014
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“When High and Popular Culture Kiss: T. S. Eliot and the Dance” (Popular Culture Association / Chicago, USA)
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2013
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"Shakespeare Danced: Between Re-Adaptation and Choreographic Tradition" (Popular Culture Association, American Culture Association / Washington, USA)
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2012
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"Shakespeare Re-made: Filmic and other Remakes between Adaptation and Rewriting" (Play It Again, Sam - Remakes in Film, Literature and Art; International Conference / TU Braunschweig)
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2012
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"Lovestories in Motion: Dance Revolutionising Literature — Vivienne Haigh-Wood, Lydia Lopokova, and Isadora Duncan" (Popular Culture Association, American Culture Association / Boston, USA, angenommen für die Jahreskonferenz 2012)
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2012
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"Schnittstellen zwischen Hoch- und Populärkultur: Literature meets Dance, Dance meets Literature" (Nachwuchs F6 / TU Braunschweig)
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2011
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"Shakespeare Danced: Intermedial Adaptations of Literature" (Gastvorlesung im Rahmen der Vorlesung An Introduction to Adaptation Studies [Dr. L. Krämer]/TU Braunschweig)
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2010
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"H.G. Wells: The War of the Worlds — Mars, 'zwei Kulturen' und drei Medien" (Gastvortrag im Rahmen des KTW Erstsemesterwochenendes [Masterstudiengang "Kultur der Technisch Wissenschaftlichen Welt"])
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2010
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"Literatur und Tanz: Liebespaare — Künstlerpaare — Medienpaare" (im Rahmen der Ringvorlesung Hauptwerke der Weltliteratur / Institut für Germanistik, TU Braunschweig)
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2009
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"Presence through Absence: Salomé's Dance of the Seven Veils from 'Wilde' to Scandalous Fame" (Popular Culture Association, American Culture Association / New Orleans, USA)
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2008
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"Long-Faced Minuets and Inconvenient Partners: Social Dance in Caricature and Literature of the 18th and 19th Century" (Popular Culture Association, American Culture Association / San Francisco, USA)
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2007
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"From the Waltz to the Text: Intermedial Representations of a Scandal in 19th century British Literature" (Popular Culture Association, American Culture Association / Boston, USA)
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