9.15

Registration and coffee     (Lecture Room 1, First Floor Main Arts)

9.30

Diana Wyatt: ‘Wheeling the ship, bearing the car: variations on the theme of moving stages’

10.00

Bob Godfrey: ‘The Digby Mary Magdalene in Performance: a Merry Peripeteia’

10.30

Andrea Young: ‘Transforming landscape through language: The Castle of Perseveranc and the medieval park’

11.00

COFFEE   

11.15

Performance of Everyman – Students of Hull University, directed by Philip Crispin

13.00

LUNCH   

14.00

Raluca Radulescu: ‘Spiritual Journeys through Political Realities: King Robert of Sicily, a story travelling through genres ’

14.30

Clare Egan: ‘“Now fearing neither friend nor foe, / To the worldes viewe these verses goe”: Mapping Libel Performance in Early-Modern Devon’

15.00

Meg Twycross and Elisabeth Dutton: ‘Lydgate’s “Mumming” for the Mercers of London’

15.30

TEA   

16.00

Annual Medieval English Theatre Business Meeting, including announcements, reports, projects, plans, and the topic and location of the next conference.

16.30

Pamela King, Diana Wyatt, Sue Niebrzydowski, and Andrew Hiscock: Roundtable discussion on the Yearbook in English Studies 43: Early Drama

17.00

Close of Conference.

This is the planned programme, but it is subject to any necessary adjustments.
As usual, papers will last about 20-25 minutes.