| fran ilich on 1 Oct 2000 20:58:47 -0000 |
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CMS COLLOQUIUM SERIES PRESENTS "Performance and Theatricality" A Panel Discussion Thursday, October 5 5pm in Bartos Theater, Weisner Building E15 20 Ames Street MIT Campus Panelists: Diana Henderson, Associate Professor of Literature "Remediating the Renaissance: Elizabethan Theater and Shakespeare in Love" will discuss the ways in which the film plays with the gaps and analogies between the performance practices of Elizabethan England and modern Hollywood--and what it thereby reveals (and hides) about each. Jeff Ravel, Associate Professor of History "The Coachman's Bare Rump: Disrupted Performances in Eighteenth-Century Paris" will discuss an "unplanned exposure" at the end of a private Parisian theatrical in 1763 that disrupted elite society's self-representations." Martin Marks, Senior Lecturere in Music and Theater Arts "The Listening Audience at the Movies" asks, "is there a way to gauge what makes a movie audience listen, or to generalize about what they hear?" Drawing from his experiences as a silent-movie-accompanist, Martin Marks suggests answers and assumptions that merit further exploration. Edward B. Turk, Professor of French and Film Studies "Boy Bands, Girl Singers, and Honest-to-God Sentiment" reflects on body language and singing style in video, television, and the movies. Moderated by Peter Donaldson, Head of the Literature Faculty at MIT Sponsored by Comparative Media Studies at MIT Information: 253-3599 nos vemos en el futuro. ilich. ¿alguna vez soñaste un borderhack? http://neuroticos.com/borderhack _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold