Professor David Peimer
About Professor David Peimer
David Peimer is a Professor of Literature, Film and Theatre in the UK. He has worked for the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, New York University (Global Division) and was a Fulbright Scholar at Columbia University. Born in South Africa, David has won numerous awards for playwriting and directing. He has most recently directed Dame Janet Suzman in his own play, Joanna’s Story, at London Jewish Book Week. He has published numerous books, including Armed Response: Plays from South Africa and the digital book Theatre in the Camps. He is on the board of the Pinter Centre (London), and has been involved with the Mandela Foundation, Vaclav Havel Foundation and directed a range of plays at Mr Havel’s Prague theatre.
David’s lectures (268)
Date
Title
3 January
Frank Capra's Film 'It's a Wonderful Life': Uniquely Inspiring or Sentimental?
10 January
Weimar Cinema's Obsession with Darkness: 'Caligari' and 'Nosferatu'
17 January
Fritz Lang’s Masterpiece ‘Metropolis’: Who’s in Control - Machines or Humans?
24 January
Golden Jazz Age: 'Sweetest Music this Side of Heaven!'
31 January
Steinbeck’s 'Grapes of Wrath'