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CONFERENCES |
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Details of Conferences and Related Research and Pedagogical Activities via the links below: |
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‘From Type to Skype: Shakespeare in the Digital Age'. Live interactive seminars exploring the Shakespearean play as a performance text, conducted from the UK via Skype with undergraduate students at Emory University, 2011. This project forms the basis of a proposed publication on the international pedagogic opportunities offered by digital communication.
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| ‘Double Falsehood: Editing and the Performance Text', Shakespeare: Sources and Adaptation, Cambridge Shakespeare Conference, 9 –11 September 2011, Cambridge University. |
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‘Behind the Scenes: Penn & Teller, Taymor and the Tempest Divide', Shakespeare's Shipwrecks: Theatres of Maritime Adventure. Conference of the German Shakespeare Society, organised in association with the European Shakespeare Research Association (ESRA), 28 April – 1 May 2011, Weimar (Germany).
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| Invited participant in ‘Macbeth': The State of Play (directed by Professor Ann Thompson), offering paper entitled, ‘Lady Macbeth as First Lady: The Performance of Power on the Twenty-First Century Stage', for seminar at the Shakespeare Association of America Annual Conference, Bellevue, Washington, April 2011. |
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Invited participant in Shakespeare Without Chairs: Open-Space Pedagogies (directed by Professor Carol Chillington Rutter and Jonathan Heron, The Capital Centre: Creativity and Performance in Teaching and Learning Seminar), focusing on performance and innovative pedagogy, Shakespeare Association of America Annual Conference, Chicago, April 2010.
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| 'Image, continuity, and the 'Canker eaten rusty curre': John Marston's The Malcontent and 'Kinsayder's' disguised return', for the Text and Image Conference, Centre for Early Modern Studies, University of Sussex 9-11 September 2008 |
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'"Ke ve la?": Staged Encounter, Disguise and Historical Myth in Henry V', at the International Shakespeare Conference, Staged Encounters: History, Society, Identity and Shakespeare, organized by the Centre of Advanced Study, Department of English, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India, in collaboration with the Shakespeare Association of America and with support from the British Council, East India, 18-20 December 2008.
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''Practical Implications of Staging Shakespeare for the Stage', paper for '
Reviewing Shakespearean Theatre: The State of the Art', Conference at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, Stratford-upon-Avon, Saturday 5 – Sunday 6 September, 2009. |
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'Politics and Repertory: James VI and I and the "Disguised Ruler" Plays', 1603: The Historical and Cultural Consequences of the Accession of James VI and I, Conference Hull University, 2003.
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| Guardian article and discussion of the combined King's College London and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre MA in Shakespearean Studies. |
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