British Shakespeare Association Biennial Conference 2005
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Programme : Panels - Seminars - Workshops
Panels
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Day Listing
Friday 2nd September 2005
11.00am-12.30pm
Reading Shakespeare's Sonnets, Herschel
Lecture Theatre 1
Women at the margins of Culture,
Herschel LT2
2.00pm - 3.30pm
Stillness and motion on the early modern stage,
Herschel LT1
convened by P.A. Skantze (Glasgow University)
Rematerializing Shakespeare: authority and representation
on the early modern English stage, Herschel LT2
Saturday 3rd September 2005
9.30am-11.00am
Reading repertories, Herschel
LT1
Shakespeare across Media and Cultures,
Herschel LT2
Subjects and histories, Herschel LT3
chaired by Allyna Ward (Newcastle University)
11.30am – 1.00pm
Shakespeare and film in the Twentieth Century,
Herschel LT1
Writing Action / Writing for Actors, Herschel
LT2
Violence, masculinity and the state, Herschel
LT3
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Shakespeare and the transition from
Catholicism to Protestantism, Herschel LT1
chaired by Jennifer Richards (Newcastle University)
Women’s appropriations of Shakespeare,
Herschel LT2
chaired by Mark Dooley (Teeside University)
Performances and audiences, Herschel LT3
Sunday 4th September 2005
9.30am-11.00am
Bears and fairies: Shakespeare and the invention
of the non-human, Herschel LT1
convened by Lisa Hopkins (Sheffield Hallam University)
Eighteenth-century Shakespeare: stage and
page, Herschel LT2
chaired by Michael Dobson
Alphabetical Listing
Bears and fairies: Shakespeare and the invention
of the non-human
Eighteenth-century Shakespeare: stage and
page
Performances and audiences
Reading repertories
Reading Shakespeare's Sonnets
Rematerializing Shakespeare: authority and representation
on the early modern English stage
Shakespeare across Media and Cultures
Shakespeare and film in the Twentieth Century
Subjects and histories
Shakespeare and the transition from Catholicism
to Protestantism
Stillness and motion on the early modern stage
Violence, masculinity and the state
Writing Action / Writing for Actors
Women’s appropriations of Shakespeare
Women at the margins of Culture
