9.15 |
Registration |
9.30 |
Welcome. The Conference will also acknowledge the members of Medieval English Theatre who have died this year.
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9.45 |
Pamela King (Glasgow): ‘Medieval Drama Criticism before Medieval English Theatre’.
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10.15 |
Lindsey Cox (Kent): ‘The portrait miniature in John Redford's play Wit and Science’.
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10.45 |
COFFEE
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11.15 |
Stephanie Allen & James McBain (both Fribourg): ‘Paradigms Lost: Rehabilitating Academic Drama’.
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11.45 |
Elisabeth Dutton (Fribourg): A staged reading of an Oxford Christmas entertainment based on the story of Narcissus.
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12.00 |
LUNCH
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13.45 |
Garrett Epp (Alberta & Lille), with additional information from Meg Twycross (Lancaster): ‘Things we can’t say any longer about the Towneley Plays’.
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14.15 |
Jason Burg (Birmingham): ‘“According to the church’s custom”: The Spatial Shift in Lincoln Cathedral Performance, 1309-1642’.
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14.45 |
Nadia van Pelt (Leiden): ‘“A daring and remarkable interpretation of a part of the Apocalypse”: Henry VIII's spectator experience and
performance (June 1535)’.
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15.15 |
TEA
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15.45 |
Greg Walker (Edinburgh): ‘Spectatorship’, followed by Discussion.
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16.30 |
Annual Medieval English Theatre Business Meeting, including
announcements, brief reports, finance, projects, plans, and the topic and location of the next two conferences. |
17.00 |
Close of Conference.
Those who are staying for the buffet proceed to 20 Donnington Grove, SO17 1RW.
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This is the planned programme, but it is subject to any
necessary adjustments.
As usual, papers will last about 20-25 minutes.
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