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*please note that this program is subject to change
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*printable
version of the program
* Location:
Robert Gill Theatre, Graduate Centre for Study of Drama
214 College Street, University of Toronto
(use St. George Street entrance, take elevator to 3rd floor)
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FRIDAY 20
JANUARY 2006
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Time
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Event
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Location
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9 – 9:30
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Registration
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9:30
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
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9:45-11:15
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Panel One:
1. Stanislavsky, Grotowski, Richards:
the Question of Transmission
Kris Salata, Stanford
University.
2. Stanislavsky and Collective
Creation, Implications for Theatre Directing and Pedagogy
Yana
Meerzon, University
of Ottawa.
3. The Director Works on Him/Her Self
Annelis Kuhlmann, University
of Aarhus.
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11:15-11:30
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Break
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11:30-1:00
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Charles Marowitz “Stanislavsky Vs. Chekhov”
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1-2
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Lunch Break
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2-3:30
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Panel Two:
1. An Actor Directs: Stanislavsky and
Shakespeare Performance
Patrick Finn, St. Mary’s University
College.
2. Stanislavsky, Michael
Chekhov’s Psychological Gesture in Creating the Style of a Performance.
First Two Years of Conservatory Style Curriculum.
Cynthia Ashperger, Ryerson
University
3. Public Solitude and the Private
Voyeur: Aspects of Spectatorship in Stanislavsky
Garrett Eisler, Tisch Drama,
New York
University and CUNY Graduate Centre.
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3:30-3:45
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Break
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3:45-6
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WORKSHOP - The Method Director I, Gene
Lasko, longtime Actors Studio member and New School University Drama
School faculty
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6-7:30
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Reception
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8:00
p.m.
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Performance The Love of Don Perlimplin and Belisa in the Garden by Federico Garcia
Lorca (tickets available for
purchase at door)
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SATURDAY 21 JANUARY 2006
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Time
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Event
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Location
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9:30
– 10:00
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Registration
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10:00
– 12:00
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Panel Three:
1. The Quasi-Magical World of the
‘Alarinjo’s’ Theatre and the Challenges of Stanislavsky
Adebisi Ademakinwa, University
of Lagos.
2. Svengali meets Pavlov: Stanislavsky’s legacy and the
‘amoral’ director
Leslie O’Dell and Richard Walsh-Bowers, Wilfred
Laurier
University.
3. Anatomy Lessons:
Stanislavsky’s Director-as-Pedagogue
Shawn Kairschner, Stanford
University.
4. The Quest for Relevance: a Retrospective and Prospective
Discourse Showcasing the Nigerian
Academy
Stephen Inegbe, University
of Uyo.
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12:00-1:00
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Conference Lunch (registration required)
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1:00
– 2:30
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Stanislavsky and Directing Indigenous
Performance
A Conversation with Marrie Mumford, Trent
University
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2:30
– 2:45
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Break
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2:45-5:00
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WORKSHOP - The Method Director II, Gene
Lasko
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5:00
– 5:30
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Closing Remarks –
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