Friday 18th March
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19.30 |
Early English Drama & Performance Network Dinner and Performance of Marge and Jules by Mairin O’Hagan and Sarah Anson, at Café du Soleil. All METh delegates invited. |
Saturday 19th March Transnational Drama
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9.00-9.30 |
Registration: Keynes College Atrium |
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9.30-11.00 |
Panel 1: Keynes College Lecture Theatre 2
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James McBain (Fribourg):
‘George Gascoigne at Oxford’
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Tom Pettit (University of Southern Denmark): ‘Carnevale in Norwich, 1443: Gladman’s Parade and its Continental Connections’
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Peter Happé (Southampton): ‘Polemical and theatrical translation in Interludes: Everyman, John John and Jack Juggler’
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11.00-11.30
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Coffee/Tea break: Keynes College Atrium
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11.30-13.00
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Panel 2 Keynes College Lecture Theatre 2
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Jamie Beckett (Durham): ‘Pendens super feretrum: National Identity, the Vita Aelredi and the York Funeral of the Virgin’
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Mark Chambers (Durham): ‘French Conjurors, Scots Ministralli and an Italian Serpent in Durham: “Foreign” performers at the court of the
Prince-Bishops’
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Thomas Betteridge (Brunel): ‘‘Scottish National Identity in Ane Satyre of Thrie Estaitis’’
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13.00-14.00
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Lunch: Keynes College Atrium
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14.00-15.30
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Panel 3: Keynes College Lecture Theatre 2
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Lindsey Drury (Kent): ‘Diseases Know No Borders: St. Vitus Dance and the Ambiguity of Infectiousness’
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Nadia van Pelt (Leiden) & Clare Egan (Huddersfield): ‘Meanings of Time and Self in the Drama of Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe’
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Stephanie Allen (Fribourg): to be announced
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15.30-16.15
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Coffee break and walk over to Darwin College, Peter Brown Room
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16.30-17.15
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Darwin College Peter Brown Room
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Elisabeth Dutton (Fribourg) Director, Tamara Haddad (Kent) SM: Performance of John of Beverley
Mairin O’Hagan, Sarah Anson, Aurélie Blanc, Tim Lodge (actors)
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17.15-18.00
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Business Meeting
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19.00
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Dinner at Chapman’s Seafood Bar and Brasserie (to be booked)
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