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Shakespeare in Culture The Fourth Conference of the NTU Shakespeare Forum National
Taiwan University, Taipei
* Conference Program Download (Updated November 16) Click *HERE* for the Registration Form in MS Word.
Partners: Sponsors: Overview: Keynote Speeches: Performances: Computer Workshop: Teaching Workshop (Maximum: 20, registration required): Book Exhibit: Registration: Please complete the attached registration form and return it to NTU@Shakespeare.tw.
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I'Inside
Out/ Outside In’
5th Blackfriars Conference The American Shakespeare Center October 20-25, 2009 The American Shakespeare Center, in partnership with Shakespeare's Globe in London, will host its fifth Blackfriars Conference, "Inside Out/Outside In," in honor of Andy Gurr in Staunton, Virginia, from 20-25 October 2009. Registration fee includes tickets to the ASC productions of 1 Henry IV, Merry Wives, Titus Andronicus, Much Ado About Nothing, and The Rehearsal by George Villiers (et al); opening and closing banquets; a special presentation by the ASC actors honoring the work of Andy Gurr; and Paul's Menzer's Shakespeare on Ice, a play and cocktail party. We are inviting proposals for papers on topics to do with early modern drama in performance, including but not restricted to the staging, texts, design, repertory, personnel, and the business of plays in early modern England. Paper presentations are limited to 10 minutes (presentation without actors) and to 13 minutes (presentations with ASC actors). Presenters should be aware that they will hear the sound of a thundersheet when two minutes remain and will exit pursed by a bear when time is out. In order to submit a 300 word abstract and a short bio to Sarah Enloe, Director of Education, by 30 May 2009, go to the ASC website. Please include a brief statement saying whether or not you would be interested in having your work in a volume of Blackfriars Conference essays. We realize that in an economic downturn, any travel expenses may present a challenge to you or your organization. We hope that the unique format and topics at this conference will inspire you to invest in the imagination engendered by this event. Opportunities for this kind of scholarly interaction are too rare to miss, so plan to make a fall break of shows and stimulating scholarship in a beautiful autumn setting. If you’d like to get more information, please
refer to http://www.americanshakespearecenter.com/v.php?pg=379
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Dialogue with Soliloquy: A Study in Shakespearean Soliloquies
Author: Ching-Hsi Perng Publisher: Bookman Books Date: Mar. 2009 Language: Chinese List Price: NT$250 (TOP) |
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Revel’s World of Shakespeare
Author: Joseph Graves Translator: Xiao-Qing Hu Publisher: Bookman Books Date: Feb. 2009 Language: Chinese & English List Price: NT$200 (TOP) |
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4th British Shakespeare Association Conference King’s College London and Shakespeare’s Globe September 11-13, 2009
BSA 2009 will host 12 plenary
sessions, live performance and over 30 parallel sessions,
including academic seminars and paper presentations, panel
discussions and workshops. BSA 2009 is a thoroughly
international event, with speakers coming from Taiwan, China,
Japan, India, the United States, Canada, France, Spain, the
Netherlands, Germany, Australia, New Zealand and the United
Kingdom. For further information, please contact: Dr Sonia Massai, Reader in Shakespeare Studies, English Department, King’s College London (TOP) |
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Renaissance Shakespeare
/ Shakespeare Renaissances The Ninth World
Shakespeare Congress of the International Shakespeare
Association in Prague will mark the next phase in a journey
through four continents. Beginning in Vancouver, this
international conference has travelled every five years
since 1971 to share Shakespearian scholarship, performance,
and pedagogy at another great site: Washington D.C.,
Stratford-upon-Avon, Berlin, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Valencia
and Brisbane. The culturally rich city of Prague, a new
setting for the Congress in central Europe, offers a
wonderful opportunity to engage in dialogue about
Shakespearian reception both here and throughout the world.
The location of the Congress in Prague, where
Shakespeare's plays were most probably performed
during his lifetime, provides the opportunity to
approach Shakespeare's theatre in the context of
cultural and political relations between Elizabethan
and Jacobean England and Central Europe under the
Habsburg Emperor Rudolph II and later on the eve of
the Thirty Years' War. Delegates will be able to
trace the steps of Dr. John Dee, Edward Kelley,
Edmund Campion, and Elizabeth Weston as they tour
the Baroque theatres and Rosenberg castles of South
Bohemia.
The Congress theme 'Renaissance Shakespeare /
Shakespeare Renaissances' speaks to current debates
about 'Shakespeare as Cultural Catalyst' and 'Global
Shakespeare'.
Proposals are now invited for the
seminar, workshop and short paper (panel) sessions of the
Congress.Submission Guidelines Proposals should be as detailed as possible and include a rationale as well as a list of problems or questions that the seminar, workshop or short paper (panel) session seeks to explore. They should include brief academic biographies of the proposed leaders and contributors of short papers. Preference will be given to proposals which, in their subject matter, reflect the international nature of the Congress. Geographical diversity in group leadership is actively encouraged so that the two leaders of a seminar, for example, may come from different countries or continents. Participants are encouraged to interpret 'Renaissance Shakespeare/Shakespeare Renaissances' geographically, historically, culturally, and to consider text and performance in a full range of media. All proposals will be reviewed by members of the ISA Programme Committee. Submission Deadline Proposals of 500 words should be sent to Dr. Nick Walton, ISA Secretary, preferably by email at: <isa@shakespeare.org.uk> or to The Shakespeare Centre, Henley Street, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire, CV37 6QW, United Kingdom, to arrive by 28th February 2009. Those submitting proposals should ensure that their membership of the ISA is current. (TOP) |
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The Shakespeare Association of Korea International Conference October 23-24, 2009 Seoul, Korea
Call for Papers The Shakespeare Association
of Korea invites papers for its 2009 international conference on
"Shakespeare in Asia." The conference aims at bringing together
scholars and teachers of English language and literature to
discuss academic and theatrical issues particular to
Shakespearean studies or performances in Asian countries. We are
interested in examining Shakespeare's works in different
national and cultural contexts around Asia. Topics of discussion
may include (but are not limited to): -Postcolonialism -Feminism -Performances -Teaching Methodologies |
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BOND《約/束》
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A Bangzi Opera Adaptation of The Mearchant of Venice.
Taipei Stage Date: Kaohsiung Stage Date:
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