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Themes of Socio-Political Activism in the Works of Miguel de Cervantes.
Modern Language Association 2019 National Convention
3–6 January, 2019
Chicago, Illinois
Call for Chapter Proposals: Women in Popular Culture in Canada
Deadline: March 1, 2018
The Canadian Scholars / Women's Press is considering publishing a volume that explores women in popular culture in Canada. The volume is particularly interested in intersectional analyses of settler colonialism, racialization, and transgender representations and experiences in pop culture, broadly conceived to include discussions of film, television, music, and live performance, as well as political events, social media, fandom, and activism.
WRITING RENAISSANCE EXPERIENCE – EXPERIENCING RENAISSANCE WRITING
Johannes Gutenberg University
Mainz, Germany
5-6 July 2018
Organised by
Patrick Gill (Mainz)
Anja Müller-Wood (Mainz)
Tymon Adamczewski (Bydgoszcz)
Sixteenth Century Society and Conference 2018
November 1st-4th, Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Association for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE) 2018 Conference
Boston, MA
August 1-5, 2018
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
New Perspectives in Edward Albee Studies, Volume Four:
Edward Albee’s Influence on American Drama
We are seeking essays that explore Albee’s influence and reach in the American theatre. This could include playwrights whom he mentored directly, playwrights who were inspired by him, his role as director of both his own and others’ work, collaborators who worked with him, and artists whose own careers were in some way shaped by him.
In particular, we are interested in essays on any or all of the following topics:
A CALLALOO CALL FOR PAPERS
Misperformance
Staging Law and Justice in the African Diaspora
Callaloo invites papers for a special issue on “Misperformance: Staging Law and Justice in the African Diaspora” guest edited by Jason Allen-Paisant (University of Leeds, United Kingdom).
Project description:
South Central Modern Languages Association
75th Annual Conference
San Antonio, TX at the Menger Hotel
October 11-14, 2018
MODERN DRAMA
CALL FOR PAPERS 2018
SHAKESPEARE SESSION
Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association
Conference Dates: October 4-6, 2018
Little America Hotel
Cheyenne, WY
Staging motherhood and mothers in British drama across centuries
Due to the ongoing discussions on the value of family in the contemporary world, the subject of motherhood returned to the forefront of public discourse in Europe and incited new polemics on – as is suggested by rightist politics – the natural drive towards maternity. We wish to broaden the research on motherhood and focus on topics and tropes of motherhood, mothers, maternity, and mothering as shown on stage and presented in published/written British drama.
We invite you to send abstracts on literary/dramatic and linguistic/semantic aspects related to the idea of dramatised motherhood. We are particularly looking for papers on:
Performance, Religion, and Spirituality
General Call for Abstracts and Papers
Volume 1 Issue 2, Summer 2018
Authors are welcome to submit articles or abstracts for the general issues of PRS at any time.
Call for Papers
Philadelphia Theatre Research Symposium
May 3-4, 2018
Conference Theme:
Community Outreach and the Arts
Keynote Speaker and Workshop Presenter
Michael John Garcés, Cornerstone Theatre Company
ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE: PERFORMANCE AND THE PUBLIC STAGE
SAGES Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Student Conference
The University of Akron
Student Union
March 15, 2018
RiDE Call for Papers: Teaching Shakespeare: Digital Processes
The UW Madison Theatre and Drama Graduate Student Organization Invites Submissions for our Spring 2018 Conference
Materiality and Invisibility in Theatre and Performance Studies
April 14th, 2018
Shakespeare on Screen in the Digital Era: The Montpellier Congress
Dates: Thursday 26, Friday 27, Saturday 28 September 2019
Venue: Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3, site Saint Charles (France)
Conference coordinators: Sarah Hatchuel (GRIC, EA 4314, Université Le Havre Normandie) and Nathalie Vienne-Guerrin (IRCL, UMR5186, CNRS/ Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3)
Advisory board:
Call for Papers: Scenes in the Other’s Language/Scènes dans la langue de l’autre (November 1-3, 2018; Abstracts due March 15, 2018)
Greetings! My name is Laura Bauer and I’m the film studies editor of Women Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal. I am also the co-editor of All Things Dickinson: An Encyclopedia of Emily Dickinson's World published by ABC-CLIO in 2014. Hollywood Heroines: The Most Influential Women in Film History is a reference work that provides comprehensive and wide-ranging categories not often found together in a single volume on film.
This panel will consider how twentieth century American plays define, operationalize, register, and/or critique ethical discourse. Is there an “ethics” of the twentieth century play? What people, places, and things are left out of this ethical discourse? For example, in asking ethical questions, some projects may wish to consider how American drama resists, and/or encodes, power relations. Research here may also be mindful of how specific American plays, masters, and movements help us to ask difficult questions rather than seek easier answers.
ISTR 2018: ‘Regions, Ruins and Regeneration’
University of Lincoln
Keynote Speakers:
Prof Mike Pearson, Aberystwyth University
Dr Charlotte McIvor, NUI Galway
This panel seeks to find 3-4 strong proposals that would talk about the varied themes of international interest that emerge out of Visniec’s critically acclaimed plays. The political and the social are always strong points of interest as explored by the characters’ dynamic dialogues. Born in Romania, Visniec now lives in France, but his plays are performed internationally. He connects with audiences globally and that is proof of his exquisite writing. The panel also seeks to discuss how theater and performance are much needed in today’s conflicting and violent international context, and how the stage becomes an international platform where we are more than passive members, but instead are transformed by the spectacle.
CALL FOR PAPERS
THEATERS OF MARGINALITY
University of Massachusetts Amherst and Amherst College
September 21-22, 2018
The Iberian Theater and Performance Network (ITPN) is devoted to the study of Iberian theater and performance from a trans-historical perspective, bridging Golden Age theater (1580-1700) with contemporary playwriting, performance, and theatrical practices in the plurinational setting of the Iberian peninsula.
The editors of How to Teach a Play: 75 Exercises for the College Classroom (Bloomsbury Methuen Publishers) are seeking submissions of teaching exercises on the 75 most popularly-taught plays at the university level.
How to Teach a Play provides a new generation of teachers with the tools to develop their students’ performative imagination. Grounded in scholarship, each teaching exercise will call attention to the performance elements of a specific play and show how the performative can illuminate the thematic meaning of the script. The collection will consist of exercises that connect close textual analysis with performance.
Postwar Area Literature Group panel (1 of 2) at the 29th annual conference of the American Literature Association (2018).
Off- and Off-Off-Broadway: Papers discussing the birth of Off-Broadway in the postwar
decades, important Off-Broadway plays and playwrights, Off-Broadway-Broadway
crossovers, the importance of Papp and the Public Theater, the Obie Awards, notable Off-Off
New York playhouse (La Mama, Caffé Cino) and regional theater productions, 1945-
1975. Abstracts to foertsch@unt.edu and ndib@umail.ucsb.edu by 20 January 2018.
The 14th Annual Summer Shaw Symposium, co-sponsored by the International Shaw Society and The Shaw Festival, will take place July 27-28-29 at Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.
The Mellon School of Theater and Performance Research at Harvard University is pleased to announce our call for applications for our seventh annual summer session, to be held June 11-22, 2018. The School offers faculty, advanced graduate students, and theater professionals the opportunity to learn from leading scholars in theater and performance research in an intensive two-week summer program. The topic for the 2018 session is "Public Humanities." Following up on our 2017 focus on activism, the 2018 Mellon School will explore the public humanities in relation to theater, dance, an
On February 25, 2017 at Fashion Week in Milan, over 40 statuesque women stalked Missoni’s runway in pink pussyhats. Was this a rebellious act of women’s defiance in a world they are systematically put down or a neoliberal opportunism to capitalize on a world in which feminism is a burgeoning trend? This trend didn’t begin with the Women’s March or Lady Gaga, and it didn’t begin with Donald Trump’s “nasty” label. Women were “bad feminists” as early as the 1990s. Second wave feminists rejected third wave performers for the controversial way they used their bodies and spoke their minds to a public who didn’t want to hear or see them (Buszek). Today we hear and see them, labeling them and ourselves as “difficult”, “nasty”, and “bad” (Gay).
Call for Papers
Graduate Student Conference Spring 2018
Performance and Labor in the Contemporary World
March 30 – 31, 2018
Duke University Department of Cultural Anthropology
Keynote address: Prof. Louise Meintjes, Department of Cultural Anthropology and Music at Duke University
Republic of Tunisia
Ministry of Higher Education
University of Kairouan
Faculty of Arts & Humanities
English Department
Call for Papers
FLIGHT
International Multi-Disciplinary Conference
April, 23, 24, 25, 2018
The English Department at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Kairouan announces a multi-disciplinary international conference on “Flight”.