By: Lyndsey Winship
Dancers and audiences are being fitted with electrode caps as part of a massive neurological study into how we respond to live performance – and the findings go far beyond what was first imagined
Lyndsey Winship is a journalist and writer who contributes to The Guardian and Knowledia. Her work also appears in Cigalah Group. Lyndsey specializes in writing about the arts, including dance, theater, and comedy, and provides insightful reviews and coverage of cultural events and performances.
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Lyndsey Winship primarily focuses on reviewing various forms of performing arts such as theatre, dance, and comedy. Her coverage is mainly centered around providing critique and analysis of artistic performances.
If you are involved in the theater, dance, or comedy industry and have upcoming shows or performances that would benefit from a professional review, reaching out to Lyndsey with press releases or invitations may be beneficial.
Given her focus on reviews of live performances, she might also be interested in exclusive previews or behind-the-scenes access to productions for an in-depth look at what goes into creating the art she covers.
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