Latinx Shakespeare - a Borderlands Symposium
by Texas A&M University San Antonio
Apr. 06, 2018
Friday
Latinx Shakespeare Symposium at Texas A&M - San Antonio featuring keynote speaker Carla Della Gatta from University of Southern California speaking on the "Aural and Visual Dramaturgies of Latinx Romeo and Juliet(a)"; theatre director Giomara Bazaldua and playwright Josh Inocencio workshopping Shakespeare with the help of panza fusion belly dance troupe Zombie Bazaar; and Texas Poet Laureate Laurie Ann Guerrero discussing Shakespeare adaptation and appropriation.
Latinx Shakespeare - a Borderlands Symposium
by various
Texas A&M University San Antonio
April 06, 2018
All day symposium followed by a performance.
Free and open to the public. Info and registration available on-line at www.latinxshakespeare.blog. CLICK HERE.
Schedule
8:00-9:00: Registration
9:00-10:30: Roundtable: Adaption and Appropriation
Mark Bayer: “What Does it Mean to Adapt and Appropriate Shakespeare?”
Trevor Boffone: “Creating a Canon of Latinx Shakespeare: The Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Play On!”
Laurie Ann Guerrero: “When in Disgrace: Stealing the Crown”
Kathryn Vomero Santos, “Hispanic Shakespeare: The Translational and Transnational Makings of Early Modern Drama”
10:45-12:15: Roundtable: Performance and Pedagogy
Marci McMahon: “Teaching Classical Drama Through Latinx Studies”
Roxanne Schroeder-Arce: “Browning the Classics for Young Audiences: Context is Everything”
Cathryn Merla-Watson: “Interpreting Hamlet in the Borderlands”
Kelly Hilliard Roush: “Pysicalizing Shakespeare: Directing Shakespeare in San Antonio”
12:30-1:30: Lunch
2:00-4:00: Workshop: Teaching and Responding to Shakespeare, Giomara Bazaldua and Josh Inocéncio
4:30-6:00: Keynote: “‘Hear All, All See’: Aural and Visual Dramaturgies of Latinx Romeo and Juliet(a),” Carla Della Gatta, University of Southern California
6:15-7:15: Dinner
7:30-9:30: Performance and Talkback (Auditorium), Josh Inocéncio
