Dr Ingle Knight PhD M.Couns.
Counsellor and Narratologist
(Also: writer | actor | director | cinema)
Dramatist, performer, speechwriter, freelance copywriter, occasional academic, and now counsellor, The Australian newspaper has called Ingle “a particular genius”.
Counsellor: Ingle has completed a Masters of Counselling (NDU) 2021, and begun a new career.
Playwright: twice winner of the Premier's Book Awards for best script, his plays have received numerous national and international tours. He won the Richard Burton Playwriting Award for Taking Liberty - about Australia's winning the America's Cup. His highly successful solo shows have toured nationally and internationally.
Actor: in theatre (over 50 professional productions), film (three features) and multiple television roles.
Copy-writer: scripts, speeches, business documents and web-copy for a wide range of institutions and businesses including the Australian Catholic University, Ernst and Young, the NSW Department for Industry, and the ILO.
Teacher: he has a PhD in Communications and Narratology from Murdoch University and extensive experience as an acting teacher, a lecturer and tutor in scriptwriting, drama studies and film studies with numerous W.A. universities and colleges.
If you would like to take advantage of Ingle’s unique range of skills and experience, you can contact him here: ingleknight@yahoo.com
For information on Ingle's academic career, his teaching, research experience, and his PhD thesis, go here.
Video: Dr Knight addresses the graduands of Curtin University, 17 February 2018
References and Links
Knight, Ingle 2012, On Taking Liberty: The Role of Emotion in Creating a Mimetic Illusion, PhD dissertation, Murdoch University.
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