Sandra Gattenhof is Head of Drama in the Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology, Australia. She specializes in arts evaluation, drama/arts in schools and communities, postdramatic theatre and contemporary performance for children and young people. Her previous publications include Drivers of Change: Contemporary Theatre for Young People (Drama Australia, 2006) and articles in journals such as the Journal of Arts & Communities, Journal of Drama and Theatre Education in Asia, Health Promotion International and Journal of Applied Arts and Health, amongst others.
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