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WS
2001/2: 14 - 18 November 2001 conference
proceedings: papers,
pictures
SS
2001
(Genie) / WS
2000/2001
(Tempest)
SS
2000
(Sonnets, Histories)
WS
1999/2000
(Mids. Night's Dream)
SS
1999
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Events
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Winter Semester 1999/2000
A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Thursday, 23 September, 1999 Stratford-upon-Avon
During the seminar's one week theatre-course in Stratford we
visited Michael Boyd's controversial and successful
production of A Midsummer Night's Dream for the Royal
Shakespeare Company and discussed the production with
academics and theatre practitioners at the Shakespeare
Centre.
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Wednesday, 3 November, 1999
Susan Sontag's 'The very comical lament of Pyramus and
Thisbe (an Interlude)', Prof. W. Brönnimann
This rewrite of the mechanicals' interlude and theatrical
wedding gift in A Midsummer Night's Dream is a
one-page dramulet by the American author and cultural critic
Susan Sontag, published in The New Yorker magazine on
March 4, 1991. As one would suspect, Sontag has turned
Shakespeare's play within a play into a wryly satirical
political allegory. But enough said, because part of the fun
(and challenge) is to find out how the allegory works. In
his talk, SH:IN:E member W. Brönnimann (University of
Basel) will refer both to the sources of the Pyramus and
Thisbe episode as well as to the implications of Susan
Sontag's Shakespearean offshoot.
Text
of Werner Brönnimann's lecture
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18.11.99 - 21.11.99 Murcia (Spain)
International conference: Shakespeare in Europe
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Mittwoch, 8. 12. 1999
Gespräch mit Julia Lochte, der Dramaturgin und
Ensemblemitgliedern des Basler Theaters, darunter Katharina
Schmalenberg (Hermia und "Beste Nachwuchsschauspielerin des
Jahres 1998/99"), Bruno Cathomas (Lysander) und Tilo Nest
(Puck): Eine Gelegenheit, die Basler Inszenierung des
Sommernachtstraums von Stefan Bachmann mit dem
künstlerischen Team zu diskutieren. Das Gespräch
ging davon aus, dass die Teilnehmenden die Inszenierung
gesehen haben. Premiere war am 15. Oktober auf der Grossen
Bühne des Theaters Basel.
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Wednesday, 12 January 2000
'More strange than true' - Shakespeare's Midsummer
Night's Dream in the Classroom, Urs Lauer
Building bridges between the pupil's real-life concerns and
the museum exhibit of a "famous play" is perhaps the major
difficulty in teaching Shakespeare in the English classroom.
But then all education is said to be about 'opening doors':
Taking Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream as an
example some active methods of opening the text will be
presented, allowing our pupils to enter into a Brave New
World - and hopefully make it their own. Urs Lauer teaches
English at the Gymnasium Bäumlihof and is teacher
trainer at the PI (Pädagogisches Institut
Basel-Stadt).
text
of Urs Lauer's lecture
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Donnerstag, 10.02.2000
'Hamlet-to sleep / no more'
Joachim Schlömer und das Tanztheater Basel zeigen zur
Zeit 'Hamlet-to sleep / no more', ein Tanzstück frei
nach Shakespeare. Aus literaturwissenschaftlicher Sicht
stellt sich die Frage, was der Tanz aus einem Theatertext
machen kann. Welche Perspektiven eröffnen sich hier und
was geschieht mit Hamlet in Schlömers Tanztheater?
Gespräch mit dem Dramaturgen Xavier Zuber.
Resumée
des Gesprächs
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If you would like to
find out more about the 'Shakespeare in Europe' project
please write to
Sh:in:E
Department of English
Basel University
Nadelberg 6
CH-4051 Basel
e-mail to:
<Ruth.Zuellig@unibas.ch>
or phone (0041) 61 267 27
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