1998 ACTR/ARTC conference Programme
Kathy Chung
kchung at CHASS.UTORONTO.CA
Tue Apr 28 13:22:29 EDT 1998
Please find below the programme of the 1998 ACTR/ARTC conference in
Ottawa, 27-30 May. It is in two parts: an intro section followed by the
programme. My apologies for the difficulties with the French accents in
the body of the email. Those who can download an ASCII DOS TEXT
attachment might wish to do so to get the full French accents and the
textual formats.
Cheers,
_____________________________________________________________________________
Kathy Chung, Editor <kchung at chass.utoronto.ca>
ACTR Newsletter/ARTC Bulletin de liaison
c/o Graduate Drama Centre, University of Toronto
214 College St, 3rd Fl., Toronto, ON, CANADA M5T 2Z9
Ph: (416) 926-9692 Fax: (416) 971-1378
==========================================================
Welcome to the 1998 ACTR Conference /
Bienvenue au Congres de l'ARCT 1998
The Programme Committee looks forward to welcoming you to
Ottawa.
Our banquet will be held at 6pm on Friday 29 May at
the Panorama Room of the National Arts Centre, walking
distance from U of O. The banquet cost will be around
$35 (price does not include wine). It is very important
that you get your banquet tickets upon registration on
the first day. If you will be arriving later and wish to
attend the banquet, please be sure to contact me ahead
of time. Similarly, if you have dietary restrictions please
be sure to inform me as soon as possible.
Finally, visits to local theatres, the National Arts
Centre, the Great Canadian Theatre Company, Thtre de
l'Ile, etc, can be arranged. Please contact me ahead of time
if you are interested.
In the meantime, if I can assist you in any way, I may
be reached at:
Tibor Egervari
Department de thtre
Universit d'Ottawa
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N6
Tel: (613) 562-5800; Fax: (613) 562-5993
Email: egervari at aix1.uottawa.ca
--------------------------------------------------
Congress Quick Facts
ACTR On-Site Conference Co-ordinator:
Tibor Egervari
Department de thtre
Universit d'Ottawa
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N6
Tel: (613) 562-5800; Fax: (613) 562-5993
Email: egervari at aix1.uottawa.ca
1998 HSSFC Congress Contact:
Congress of the HSSFC
151 Slater Street, #415
Ottawa, ON K1P 5H3
Tel (613) 238-6112 Ext. 312
Fax (613) 236-4853
Email: congress at hssfc.ca
1998 HSSFC Congress Web Pages:
http://www.hssfc.ca/cong/CongressInfoEng.html
http://www.hssfc.ca/cong/CongressInfoFr.html
Ottawa Tourism and Convention Authority:
130 Albert St, #1800
Ottawa, ON K1P 5G4
Tel: (613) 237-5150; Fax: (613) 237-7339
WWW: http://www.tourottawa.org
Ontario Tourism Information:
From Toronto calling area:
Engl: (416) 314-0944
Fr: (416) 314-0956
From Canada/US:
Engl: 1-800-668-2746
Fr: 1-800-268-3736
U of Ottawa Residence Accommodation Information:
Conventions and Registrations
University of Ottawa
85 University St, Rm 344
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5
Tel: (613) 562-5771; Fax: (613) 562-5157
Email: manon at approv.app.uottawa.ca
--------------------------------------------------
University of Ottawa, On
Campus Accommodations Cost
Adjustment Carole Marinier, Manager,
Conventions and Reservation, University of Ottawa,
26 March 1998.
An error was printed in the University accommodation
form on rates for double rooms in residence. The correct
Congress rates, including all taxes, are:
Regular: Single $41, Double $54
Student: Single $29, Double $49
We regret any inconvenience, but feel it is important to
advise delegates in advance to ensure that residence
registration and check-in run smoothly. The correct rates
have been posted on the WEB (access ible through the
Federation <www.hssfc.ca> or the University
<www.uottawa.ca>.
=========
Hbergement en rsidence
Carole Marinier, Chef, Congrs et rservations,
Universit d'Ottawa, le 26 mars 1998
Nous aimerions votre collaboration afin d'informer les
participants de votre socit au Congrs d'une erreur qui
s'est glisse dans le formulaire de demande d'hbergement
en rsidence en ce qui a trait aux prix des chambres
doubles. Les prix, toutes taxes incluses, sont les suivants:
Tarif Rgulier: Simple 41 $, Double 54 $
Tarif tudiant: Simple 29 $, Double 49 $
Nous croyons qu'il est important d'aviser les congressistes
l'avance de cette correction afin d'assurer un accueil
rapide et efficace lors de l'inscription
l'arrive. Pour
votre information, les modifications ont
t apportes au site WEB de la Fdration
<www.hssfc.ca>, galement accessible
partir du site de
l'Universit <www.uottawa.ca>.
-----------------------------------------------------------
ACTR/ARTC Travel
Assistance Policy for Annual
Conference -- Anne Nothof, Treasurer
This year's travel grant from SSHRC is similar to that of
last year (about $1800). The executive of ACTR/ARTC
will determine whether this will be increased up to a limit
of $2500, depending on budget projections for 1998.
Generally, about half of an individual's claim is
reimbursed by ACTR/ARTC when the forumula is
applied. If members have access to alternative sources of
travel funding, they are strongly encouraged to use these.
For the purpose of establishing the amount of travel
assistance, the total amount claimed by members is divided
by the amount available, and the following ratio applied:
Executive - 0.5
Presenters - 0.5
Panel members - 0.25
Travel reimbursement for students and unemployed or
underemployed may be supplemented, if the budget
allows.
Travel claims must be for the lowest economy plane
fare. Mileage claims will be at the rate of $.25 per km, or
for total gas expenses (with receipts), whichever is the
least expensive. Bus travel will be reimbursed at the same
rate as car travel.
----------------------------------------------------------
Caucus francophone et
francophile (CFF)
7:00 - 9:00pm Wed 27 May 1998
Chair: Jol Beddows
Cette premire runion du CFF aura pour but la dfinition
de son mandat: il serait donc question de dterminer si le
CFF devrait tre, a priori, un lieu d'change entre
chercheurs francophones et francophiles, un organisme qui
examinent les questions lies
la place du franais au sein
de l'ARTC, ou les deux. Bien que les dfis soient
nombreux - il ne faut pas s'en cacher -, il est essentiel que
l'ARTC se dote d'un lieu d'change afin de trouver les
solutions ncessaires. C'est pour lancer le dbat que nous
vous communiquions les questions suivantes:
1. Comment peut-on amliorer la place du franais en
tant que langue de communication au sein de
l'ARTC?
a) Faire de l'ARTC un organisme CO-lingue et non
Bi-lingue.
b) Spcifier la langue de communication des
sessions - franais, anglais, les deux.
c) Faire le l'ARTC un organisme de langue anglaise
et du CFF un lieu qui examine uniquement les
pratiques de langue franaise.
2. Les rapports entre l'ARTC et la SQET (Socit
qubcoise des tudes thtrales) - comment
amliorer les changes?
3. Comment communiquer
l'ensemble du membership
de l'ARTC les proccupations exprimes et mettre en
place les solutions trouves?
Si vous avez des questions ou des propositions, n'hsitez
pas de contacter Jol Beddows
l'adresse lectronique
suivante: <joel.beddows at utoronto.ca>
---------------------------------------------------------
Professional Concerns Sessions
All conference participants are invited to attend the
following two PCC sessions:
Research Ethics, Agendas, and Funding/
l'ethtique de recherche, vises et
financement
1030 - 1230 Thursday 28 May (ART 026)
Panel Chair: Louise Forsyth
This ACTR/ACCUTE Joint Session will deal in part with
the implications of the Tri-Council Code of Ethics and
with the funding policies and practices of SSHRC and
other organisations.
Heads and Coordinators of Drama &
Theatre Programmes
1230 - 1345 Friday 29 May (SMN 310)
Chair: Stephen Johnson
This session explores the possibility of forming a national
coalition of heads, chairs, and coordinators of drama,
theatre, and performance programmes.
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PROGRAMME
1998 ACTR Conference / Conference de l'ARTC
26 - 30 May/mai, University of Ottawa, Ontario
==================================================
Tuesday 26 May - Mardi 26 mai
1900 ACTR/ARTC Executive Meeting
(ART 350)
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Wed 27 May - Mecredi 27 mai
0900 President's Welcome/Bienvenue du prsident (SMN ACA)
0915 - 1030 Theatre: The process/Thtre: le
processus. (SMN ACA) Chair/prsidence:
Ches Skinner, U of Lethbridge.
James Dugan, U of Calgary: "Forever Yours, Marie-Lou in production: Issues in Translation and
Structure."
Wes Pearce, U of Regina: "Images in Translation:
Constructing a Literate Picture."
1030 BREAK / PAUSE
1045 - 1230 Politics, Policies and Performance/La
politique, les politiques et la
reprsentation. (SMN ACA)
Chair/prsidence: Ed Mullaly, U of New
Brunswick
Denyse Lynde, Memorial U: "Cultural Policies or
Cloning a Culture - Newfoundland: 1967-73."
Shemina Keshvani, U of Toronto: "Canadian
Conspiracies and the Nightmare of American
Domination: Problematising Canadian Film and
Culture Policies."
Scott Duchesne, U of Toronto: "Mike is the Message:
Performing the Common Sense Revolution."
1230 - 1345 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) PCC Meeting (SMN ACA)
1345 - 1515 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
Text, Performance and Space/Texte, reprsentation
et espace.
I. Session One. (SMN ACA)
Chair/prsidence: Deborah Cottreau, U of Sask.
Craig Walker, Queen's U: "Not Wanted on the
Voyage: a Tale of the Passage from Novel to
Stage."
Bruce Barton, U of Prince Edward Island:
"Playing in the (Main)stream with The Wild Guys:
expectations and experimentation in professional
Canadian Theatre."
Shauna Dobbie, U of Toronto: "Situating
Lighting Design within the Production Process."
II. Session Two. (SMN 310)
Chair/prsidence: Don Perkins, U of Alberta
Kathleen Irwin, U of Regina: "The Postmodern
Plaza - Street Performance vs. Shilling in the
Urban Mall."
Seth Baumrin, Texas Tech U: "Dramatic
Stillness/Dynamic Immobility - Eugenio Barba's
Pre-expressivity and its Historical Antecedents."
Mark Ceolin, U of Toronto: "Mamma Mia!
Chinese beats out Italian: The Cabot Voyages in
a Canadian Sea of Good Intentions and Cultural
Stereotypes."
1530 - 1700 ACCUTE/Joint Plenary - Runion plnire
conjointe (Art 026)
Chair - prsidence: David McNeil
Ed Pechter: "Criticism as Contamination: Or,
Why Working on Othello makes you sick."
=====
RECTOR'S RECEPTION/
RCEPTION DU RECTEUR
Montpetit Hall/Pavillon Montpetit 037
1900 - 2100 Caucus francophone et francophile (CFF)
de l'Association des recherches thtrales
au Canada (ARTC) (SMN 310) Chair -
prsidence: Jol Beddows, U of Toronto
Cette premire runion du CFF aura pour but la dfinition de
son mandat: il serait donc question de dterminer si le CFF
devrait tre, a priori, un lieu d'change entre chercheurs
francophones et francophiles, un organisme qui examinent
les questions lies
la place du franais au sein de l'ARTC,
ou les deux. Bien que les dfis soient nombreux - il ne faut
pas s'en cacher -, il est essentiel que l'ARTC se dote d'un lieu
d'change afin de trouver les solutions ncessaires. C'est
pour lancer le dbat que nous vous communiquions les
questions suivantes:
1. Comment peut-on amliorer la place du franais en tant
que langue de communication au sein de l'ARTC?
a) Faire de l'ARTC un organisme CO-lingue et non
Bi-lingue.
b) Spcifier la langue de communication des sessions
- franais, anglais, les deux.
c) Faire le l'ARTC un organisme de langue anglaise
et du CFF un lieu qui examine uniquement les
pratiques de langue franaise.
2. Les rapports entre l'ARTC et la SQET (Socit
qubcoise des tudes thtrales) - comment amliorer
les changes?
3. Comment communiquer
l'ensemble du membership
de l'ARTC les proccupations exprimes et mettre en
place les solutions trouves?
Si vous avez des questions ou des propositions, n'hsitez pas
de contacter Joel Beddows
l'adresse lectronique suivante:
<joel.beddows at utoronto.ca>.
-----------------------------------------------------------
Thursday 28 May - Jeudi 28 mai
0900 - 1030 Performance: Practice and Tradition/
Reprsentation: la pratique et la tradition. (SMN
ACA) Chair/prsidence: Denyse Lynde, Memorial
University.
Patrick O'Neill, Mount Saint Vincent U: "The
Halifax Concert Party in World War II."
Paula Sperdakos, U of Toronto at Scarborough:
"Canada's Daughters, America's Sweethearts: The
Careers of Canadian Footlight Favorites' in the
United States."
Judith Fisher, Queen's U: " Theory into Practice:
A Reflection on Meyerhold's Biomechanics and
Laban's Effort Actions."
1030 - 1230 Joint ACTR/ACCUTE PCC Session -
Sance conjointe avec ACCUTE (ART
026) Chair/prsidence: Louise Forsyth, U of
Sask, HSSFC, President -Elect
.
Research Ethics, Agendas and Funding: a
Forum/l'thique de recherche, vises et
financement.
Frank Davey, U of Western Ontario,
Ric Knowles, U of Guelph,
Ian Lancashire, U of Toronto,
Lynne Magnusson, U of Waterloo,
Mervyn Nicholson, U College of the
Cariboo,
Marjorie Stone, Dalhousie U
1230 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) Meeting of the Editorial Boards/Runion
des comits de rdaction (SMN 310)
1345 - 1515 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. The Body in Performance/Le corps et la
reprsentation (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Lisa Doolittle, U of
Lethbridge.
Silvija Jestrovic, U of Toronto: "Distancing The
Body In The Performances of Pina Bausch."
Margaret Owens, U of Toronto at Mississauga:
"The Effigial Body in Normand Chaurette's Les
Reines (The Queens)."
Nadine Sivak, U of Toronto: "Empowering
Absence: The Post-Colonial Body in
Performance."
II. Pedagogy and Theatre Practice/Pdagogie et
pratique thtrale (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: James Dugan, U of Calgary
Carrie Loffree, U Laval: "Reflecting on
Teaching Practice in Order to Foster Reflection
on Theatre Practice: Using E-mail and Listserves
to Break Down the Walls of a Theatre
Classroom."
John Poulsen, U of Lethbridge: "Drama and the
Education of Teachers."
John Basourakos Montral, "Canadian Drama
and Moral Pedagogy: An Alternative Approach to
the Study of Ethics."
1530 -1700 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Playwright and Theatrical Practice/Le
dramaturge et la pratique thtrale.
(SMN ACA) Chair -prsidence: Anne Nothof,
Athabasca U.
Christopher Herr, U of Toronto: "Possible
Words, Impossible Worlds The Plays of John
Mighton."
Mary Elizabeth Smith, U of New Brunswick :
"In Search of the Public Good: Equus and Other
Targets of Theatre Censorship in the Maritimes."
Shannon Hengen, Laurentian U: "Comedy for the
Thoughtful: Linda Griffiths."
II. Theatre and Identity/Thtre et identit.
(SMN 310) Chair/ prsidence: Tibor Egervari, U
Ottawa
Jol Beddows, U of Toronto: "La Nouvelle
Htrognit esthtique du thtre franco-ontarien."
Kim Norman and Maureen Zabel, Simon Fraser
University: "An East/West Connection: one
Vancouver director's commitment to presenting
French-Canadian plays."
Roger Parent, U of Alberta: "Le thtre rgional
et une esthtique de l'identit."
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Friday 29 May - Vendredi 29 mai
0900 - 1030 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Text: Giving Voice to the Context/Faire
entendre le contexte (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: Guillermo Verdecchia.
Valerie Senyk, Laurentian University: "Sleep,
Speak, Turn Toward..." Performance.
Margaret Van Dyke, Rosebud School of the
Arts, Alberta: "Unveiling the Mennonite Body in
Veralyn Warkentin's Chastity Belts."
II. Developing the Drama/Dvelopper l'action
thtrale (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Heather Jones, College of the
North Atlantic.
Diane Saint-Jacques, U of Montral: "Le thatre
a l'cole primaire: quelle(s) pratique(s)?
Claire Borody, U of Toronto: " Individual Images
to Collective Rendering: Young Peoples Theatre
Summer Touring Company."
Deborah Tihanyi, U of Toronto: "At School and
At Play: Developmental Dramaturgy and
Pedagogy at the Graduate Centre for Study of
Drama's Festival of Original Theatre."
1030 BREAK / PAUSE
1030 - 1230 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Actor: Past, Present and Future/L'acteur: le
pass, le prsent et le futur. (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: Brian Parkinson, U of
Lethbridge.
Paul Malone, U of Waterloo: "The Cybergenic
Actor and the Cybernetic Mirror."
William Weiss, U of Ottawa: "The Ego and the
Mind in Actor Training."
Laurin Mann, U of Toronto: "Stanislavski in
Toronto."
II. Text: Reflection, Liberalism and
Hybridity/Texte: la rflection, le libralisme et
l'hybridit. (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Richard Plant, Queen's U
Jerry Wasserman, U of British Columbia: " It's
the Do-Gooders Burn My Ass': Modern Canadian
Drama and the Crisis of Liberalism."
Chris Johnson, U of Manitoba: "Life Writing and
Hybridity: The Plays of Ian Ross."
Gregory Reid, Universit de Sherbrooke:
"Reflections on the Plays of Aviva Ravel."
1230 - 1345 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) PCC Session/Sance PCC (SMN 310)
Open to All.
Should there be an ACTR/ARTC special
interest group of Heads and Coordinators
of Drama/Theatre Depts/Schools? / Suject: Devrait-il y
avoir un regroupement reprsentatif des directrices et
des directeurs de dpartements et d'coles de thtre?
Chair - prsidence: Stephen Johnson, U of
Western Ontario.
1345 - 1515 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Drama, Health and Community/Thtre, sant
et collectivit. (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: John Poulsen, U of Lethbridge.
Glen Nichols, U de Moncton: "Dramatherapy in
South-East New Brunswick."
Lisa Doolittle, U of Lethbridge: "Interacting in
the Rural Community: Creating Health."
Barbara Drennan, "The Boal-Stanislavski Two-Step: Targeting Seniors' Health Care and the
Aesthetics of Popular Theatre."
II. Panel - Resonating Testimonies from/in the
Space of Death/Vibrant tmoignage de l'espace
de la mort. (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Seth Baumrin, Texas Tech U
Warren Linds, Alejandra Medellin, Kadi
Purru, University of British Columbia:
"InterStanding/Performing Buenaventura's Las
Maestra in Vancouver, Canada."
Julie Salverson, OISE/UT: "Resonance and
Witnessing in a play about Landmines."
1530 - 1715 Three Playwrights/Trois dramaturges.
(SMN ACA) Chair - prsidence: Kathy Chung,
U of Toronto
Wendy Lill
Monique Mojica
Guillermo Verdecchia
1800 BANQUET AND PRESENTATIONS/
BANQUET ET PRSENTATIONS
Panorama Room, National Arts Centre
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Saturday 30 May - Samedi 20 mai
0900 - 1030 Theory: Reflection on Pedagogy and
Practice/Thorie: rflections sur la pdagogie et la
pratique (SMN ACA), Chair/prsidence: Shelley Scott
Rosalind Kerr, U of Alberta: "Erin McMurtry
plays Christ' in Mark Rickey's A Darkling
Plain."
Corinne Rusch-Drutz, U of Toronto: "Resisting
the Dominant Method': Feminism(s), Pedagogy
and the Linden School Drama Programme."
Marcia Blumberg, The Open University,
England: "Staging Memory in the Time of AIDS."
1030 AGM / AGA
1230 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) Meeting Old/New Executive - Runion des
comits excutifs sortant et nouvellement
lu
1345 - 1515 ACCUTE Native Cultures and the Healing
Arts/Cultures des Premires nations et les
arts de gurison
Chair - prsidence: Madeline Dion Stout,
Carleton.
Armand Garnet Ruffo, Carleton: "Healing
Words: Expressing the Poison."
Alanis Obomsawin
Richard Wagamese
Monique Mojica
Thomas King*
Katsi Cook*
*(Conditional on funding from Health
Canada.)
1530 ACCUTE Plenary - Runion plnire de
l'ACCUTE (ART 026)
Chair - prsidence: Noreen Golfman, Memorial U.
Linda Hutcheon, U of Toronto and Michael
Hutcheon, Toronto: "Pompous Pedants,
Medical Monsters, Humane Healers:
Physicians on the Operatic Stage and in
History."
2000 Joint Association (ACTR/ACCUTE/ACQL)
Night with playwrights/Soire de dramaturges
National Library; Chair - prsidence:Randal Ware
Andrew Moodie
Monique Mojica
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Welcome to the 1998 ACTR
Conference / Bienvenue au
Congrs de l'ARCT 1998
The Programme Committee looks forward to welcoming
you to Ottawa.
Our banquet will be held at 6pm on Friday 29 May at
the Panorama Room of the National Arts Centre, walking
distance from U of O. The banquet cost will be around
$35 (price does not include wine). It is very important
that you get your banquet tickets upon registration on
the first day. If you will be arriving later and wish to
attend the banquet, please be sure to contact me ahead
of time. Similarly, if you have dietary restrictions please
be sure to inform me as soon as possible.
Finally, visits to local theatres, the National Arts
Centre, the Great Canadian Theatre Company, Thtre de
l'Ile, etc, can be arranged. Please contact me ahead of time
if you are interested.
In the meantime, if I can assist you in any way, I may
be reached at:
Tibor Egervari
Department de thtre
Universit d'Ottawa
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N6
Tel: (613) 562-5800; Fax: (613) 562-5993
Email: egervari at aix1.uottawa.ca
Congress Quick Facts
ACTR On-Site Conference Co-ordinator:
Tibor Egervari
Department de thtre
Universit d'Ottawa
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N6
Tel: (613) 562-5800; Fax: (613) 562-5993
Email: egervari at aix1.uottawa.ca
1998 HSSFC Congress Contact:
Congress of the HSSFC
151 Slater Street, #415
Ottawa, ON K1P 5H3
Tel (613) 238-6112 Ext. 312
Fax (613) 236-4853
Email: congress at hssfc.ca
1998 HSSFC Congress Web Pages:
http://www.hssfc.ca/cong/CongressInfoEng.html
http://www.hssfc.ca/cong/CongressInfoFr.html
Ottawa Tourism and Convention Authority:
130 Albert St, #1800
Ottawa, ON K1P 5G4
Tel: (613) 237-5150; Fax: (613) 237-7339
WWW: http://www.tourottawa.org
Ontario Tourism Information:
From Toronto calling area:
Engl: (416) 314-0944
Fr: (416) 314-0956
From Canada/US:
Engl: 1-800-668-2746
Fr: 1-800-268-3736
U of Ottawa Residence Accommodation Information:
Conventions and Registrations
University of Ottawa
85 University St, Rm 344
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5
Tel: (613) 562-5771; Fax: (613) 562-5157
Email: manon at approv.app.uottawa.ca
University of Ottawa, On
Campus Accommodations Cost
Adjustment Carole Marinier, Manager,
Conventions and Reservation, University of Ottawa,
26 March 1998.
An error was printed in the University accommodation
form on rates for double rooms in residence. The correct
Congress rates, including all taxes, are:
Regular: Single $41, Double $54
Student: Single $29, Double $49
We regret any inconvenience, but feel it is important to
advise delegates in advance to ensure that residence
registration and check-in run smoothly. The correct rates
have been posted on the WEB (access ible through the
Federation <www.hssfc.ca> or the University
<www.uottawa.ca>.
=========
Hbergement en rsidence
Carole Marinier, Chef, Congrs et rservations,
Universit d'Ottawa, le 26 mars 1998
Nous aimerions votre collaboration afin d'informer les
participants de votre socit au Congrs d'une erreur qui
s'est glisse dans le formulaire de demande d'hbergement
en rsidence en ce qui a trait aux prix des chambres
doubles. Les prix, toutes taxes incluses, sont les suivants:
Tarif Rgulier: Simple 41 $, Double 54 $
Tarif tudiant: Simple 29 $, Double 49 $
Nous croyons qu'il est important d'aviser les congressistes
l'avance de cette correction afin d'assurer un accueil
rapide et efficace lors de l'inscription
l'arrive. Pour
votre information, les modifications ont
t apportes au site WEB de la Fdration
<www.hssfc.ca>, galement accessible
partir du site de
l'Universit <www.uottawa.ca>.
ACTR/ARTC Travel
Assistance Policy for Annual
Conference -- Anne Nothof, Treasurer
This year's travel grant from SSHRC is similar to that of
last year (about $1800). The executive of ACTR/ARTC
will determine whether this will be increased up to a limit
of $2500, depending on budget projections for 1998.
Generally, about half of an individual's claim is
reimbursed by ACTR/ARTC when the forumula is
applied. If members have access to alternative sources of
travel funding, they are strongly encouraged to use these.
For the purpose of establishing the amount of travel
assistance, the total amount claimed by members is divided
by the amount available, and the following ratio applied:
Executive - 0.5
Presenters - 0.5
Panel members - 0.25
Travel reimbursement for students and unemployed or
underemployed may be supplemented, if the budget
allows.
Travel claims must be for the lowest economy plane
fare. Mileage claims will be at the rate of $.25 per km, or
for total gas expenses (with receipts), whichever is the
least expensive. Bus travel will be reimbursed at the same
rate as car travel.
Caucus francophone et
francophile (CFF)
7:00 - 9:00pm Wed 27 May 1998
Chair: Jol Beddows
Cette premire runion du CFF aura pour but la dfinition
de son mandat: il serait donc question de dterminer si le
CFF devrait tre, a priori, un lieu d'change entre
chercheurs francophones et francophiles, un organisme qui
examinent les questions lies
la place du franais au sein
de l'ARTC, ou les deux. Bien que les dfis soient
nombreux - il ne faut pas s'en cacher -, il est essentiel que
l'ARTC se dote d'un lieu d'change afin de trouver les
solutions ncessaires. C'est pour lancer le dbat que nous
vous communiquions les questions suivantes:
1. Comment peut-on amliorer la place du franais en
tant que langue de communication au sein de
l'ARTC?
a) Faire de l'ARTC un organisme CO-lingue et non
Bi-lingue.
b) Spcifier la langue de communication des
sessions - franais, anglais, les deux.
c) Faire le l'ARTC un organisme de langue anglaise
et du CFF un lieu qui examine uniquement les
pratiques de langue franaise.
2. Les rapports entre l'ARTC et la SQET (Socit
qubcoise des tudes thtrales) - comment
amliorer les changes?
3. Comment communiquer
l'ensemble du membership
de l'ARTC les proccupations exprimes et mettre en
place les solutions trouves?
Si vous avez des questions ou des propositions, n'hsitez
pas de contacter Jol Beddows
l'adresse lectronique
suivante: <joel.beddows at utoronto.ca>
Professional Concerns Sessions
All conference participants are invited to attend the
following two PCC sessions:
Research Ethics, Agendas, and Funding/
l'ethtique de recherche, vises et
financement
1030 - 1230 Thursday 28 May (ART 026)
Panel Chair: Louise Forsyth
This ACTR/ACCUTE Joint Session will deal in part with
the implications of the Tri-Council Code of Ethics and
with the funding policies and practices of SSHRC and
other organisations.
Heads and Coordinators of Drama &
Theatre Programmes
1230 - 1345 Friday 29 May (SMN 310)
Chair: Stephen Johnson
This session explores the possibility of forming a national
coalition of heads, chairs, and coordinators of drama,
theatre, and performance programmes.
Tuesday 26 May - Mardi 26 mai
1900 ACTR/ARTC Executive Meeting
(ART 350)
Wed 27 May - Mecredi 27 mai
0900 President's Welcome/Bienvenue du prsident (SMN ACA)
0915 - 1030 Theatre: The process/Thtre: le
processus. (SMN ACA) Chair/prsidence:
Ches Skinner, U of Lethbridge.
James Dugan, U of Calgary: "Forever Yours, Marie-Lou in production: Issues in Translation and
Structure."
Wes Pearce, U of Regina: "Images in Translation:
Constructing a Literate Picture."
1030 BREAK / PAUSE
1045 - 1230 Politics, Policies and Performance/La
politique, les politiques et la
reprsentation. (SMN ACA)
Chair/prsidence: Ed Mullaly, U of New
Brunswick
Denyse Lynde, Memorial U: "Cultural Policies or
Cloning a Culture - Newfoundland: 1967-73."
Shemina Keshvani, U of Toronto: "Canadian
Conspiracies and the Nightmare of American
Domination: Problematising Canadian Film and
Culture Policies."
Scott Duchesne, U of Toronto: "Mike is the Message:
Performing the Common Sense Revolution."
1230 - 1345 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) PCC Meeting (SMN ACA)
1345 - 1515 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
Text, Performance and Space/Texte, reprsentation
et espace.
I. Session One. (SMN ACA)
Chair/prsidence: Deborah Cottreau, U of Sask.
Craig Walker, Queen's U: "Not Wanted on the
Voyage: a Tale of the Passage from Novel to
Stage."
Bruce Barton, U of Prince Edward Island:
"Playing in the (Main)stream with The Wild Guys:
expectations and experimentation in professional
Canadian Theatre."
Shauna Dobbie, U of Toronto: "Situating
Lighting Design within the Production Process."
II. Session Two. (SMN 310)
Chair/prsidence: Don Perkins, U of Alberta
Kathleen Irwin, U of Regina: "The Postmodern
Plaza - Street Performance vs. Shilling in the
Urban Mall."
Seth Baumrin, Texas Tech U: "Dramatic
Stillness/Dynamic Immobility - Eugenio Barba's
Pre-expressivity and its Historical Antecedents."
Mark Ceolin, U of Toronto: "Mamma Mia!
Chinese beats out Italian: The Cabot Voyages in
a Canadian Sea of Good Intentions and Cultural
Stereotypes."
1530 - 1700 ACCUTE/Joint Plenary - Runion plnire
conjointe (Art 026)
Chair - prsidence: David McNeil
Ed Pechter: "Criticism as Contamination: Or,
Why Working on Othello makes you sick."
=====
RECTOR'S RECEPTION/
RCEPTION DU RECTEUR
Montpetit Hall/Pavillon Montpetit 037
1900 - 2100 Caucus francophone et francophile (CFF)
de l'Association des recherches thtrales
au Canada (ARTC) (SMN 310) Chair -
prsidence: Jol Beddows, U of Toronto
Cette premire runion du CFF aura pour but la dfinition de
son mandat: il serait donc question de dterminer si le CFF
devrait tre, a priori, un lieu d'change entre chercheurs
francophones et francophiles, un organisme qui examinent
les questions lies
la place du franais au sein de l'ARTC,
ou les deux. Bien que les dfis soient nombreux - il ne faut
pas s'en cacher -, il est essentiel que l'ARTC se dote d'un lieu
d'change afin de trouver les solutions ncessaires. C'est
pour lancer le dbat que nous vous communiquions les
questions suivantes:
1. Comment peut-on amliorer la place du franais en tant
que langue de communication au sein de l'ARTC?
a) Faire de l'ARTC un organisme CO-lingue et non
Bi-lingue.
b) Spcifier la langue de communication des sessions
- franais, anglais, les deux.
c) Faire le l'ARTC un organisme de langue anglaise
et du CFF un lieu qui examine uniquement les
pratiques de langue franaise.
2. Les rapports entre l'ARTC et la SQET (Socit
qubcoise des tudes thtrales) - comment amliorer
les changes?
3. Comment communiquer
l'ensemble du membership
de l'ARTC les proccupations exprimes et mettre en
place les solutions trouves?
Si vous avez des questions ou des propositions, n'hsitez pas
de contacter Jol Beddows
l'adresse lectronique suivante:
®joel.beddows at utoronto.ca¯.
Thursday 28 May - Jeudi 28 mai
0900 - 1030 Performance: Practice and Tradition/
Reprsentation: la pratique et la tradition. (SMN
ACA) Chair/prsidence: Denyse Lynde, Memorial
University.
Patrick O'Neill, Mount Saint Vincent U: "The
Halifax Concert Party in World War II."
Paula Sperdakos, U of Toronto at Scarborough:
"Canada's Daughters, America's Sweethearts: The
Careers of Canadian Footlight Favorites' in the
United States."
Judith Fisher, Queen's U: " Theory into Practice:
A Reflection on Meyerhold's Biomechanics and
Laban's Effort Actions."
1030 - 1230 Joint ACTR/ACCUTE PCC Session -
Sance conjointe avec ACCUTE (ART
026) Chair/prsidence: Louise Forsyth, U of
Sask, HSSFC, President -Elect
.
Research Ethics, Agendas and Funding: a
Forum/l'thique de recherche, vises et
financement.
Frank Davey, U of Western Ontario,
Ric Knowles, U of Guelph,
Ian Lancashire, U of Toronto,
Lynne Magnusson, U of Waterloo,
Mervyn Nicholson, U College of the
Cariboo,
Marjorie Stone, Dalhousie U
1230 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) Meeting of the Editorial Boards/Runion
des comits de rdaction (SMN 310)
1345 - 1515 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. The Body in Performance/Le corps et la
reprsentation (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Lisa Doolittle, U of
Lethbridge.
Silvija Jestrovic, U of Toronto: "Distancing The
Body In The Performances of Pina Bausch."
Margaret Owens, U of Toronto at Mississauga:
"The Effigial Body in Normand Chaurette's Les
Reines (The Queens)."
Nadine Sivak, U of Toronto: "Empowering
Absence: The Post-Colonial Body in
Performance."
II. Pedagogy and Theatre Practice/Pdagogie et
pratique thtrale (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: James Dugan, U of Calgary
Carrie Loffree, U Laval: "Reflecting on
Teaching Practice in Order to Foster Reflection
on Theatre Practice: Using E-mail and Listserves
to Break Down the Walls of a Theatre
Classroom."
John Poulsen, U of Lethbridge: "Drama and the
Education of Teachers."
John Basourakos Montral, "Canadian Drama
and Moral Pedagogy: An Alternative Approach to
the Study of Ethics."
1530 -1700 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Playwright and Theatrical Practice/Le
dramaturge et la pratique thtrale.
(SMN ACA) Chair -prsidence: Anne Nothof,
Athabasca U.
Christopher Herr, U of Toronto: "Possible
Words, Impossible Worlds The Plays of John
Mighton."
Mary Elizabeth Smith, U of New Brunswick :
"In Search of the Public Good: Equus and Other
Targets of Theatre Censorship in the Maritimes."
Shannon Hengen, Laurentian U: "Comedy for the
Thoughtful: Linda Griffiths."
II. Theatre and Identity/Thtre et identit.
(SMN 310) Chair/ prsidence: Tibor Egervari, U
Ottawa
Jol Beddows, U of Toronto: "La Nouvelle
Htrognit esthtique du thtre franco-ontarien."
Kim Norman and Maureen Zabel, Simon Fraser
University: "An East/West Connection: one
Vancouver director's commitment to presenting
French-Canadian plays."
Roger Parent, U of Alberta: "Le thtre rgional
et une esthtique de l'identit."
Friday 29 May - Vendredi 29 mai
0900 - 1030 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Text: Giving Voice to the Context/Faire
entendre le contexte (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: Guillermo Verdecchia.
Valerie Senyk, Laurentian University: "Sleep,
Speak, Turn Toward..." Performance.
Margaret Van Dyke, Rosebud School of the
Arts, Alberta: "Unveiling the Mennonite Body in
Veralyn Warkentin's Chastity Belts."
II. Developing the Drama/Dvelopper l'action
thtrale (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Heather Jones, College of the
North Atlantic.
Diane Saint-Jacques, U of Montral: "Le thatre
a l'cole primaire: quelle(s) pratique(s)?
Claire Borody, U of Toronto: " Individual Images
to Collective Rendering: Young Peoples Theatre
Summer Touring Company."
Deborah Tihanyi, U of Toronto: "At School and
At Play: Developmental Dramaturgy and
Pedagogy at the Graduate Centre for Study of
Drama's Festival of Original Theatre."
1030 BREAK / PAUSE
1030 - 1230 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Actor: Past, Present and Future/L'acteur: le
pass, le prsent et le futur. (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: Brian Parkinson, U of
Lethbridge.
Paul Malone, U of Waterloo: "The Cybergenic
Actor and the Cybernetic Mirror."
William Weiss, U of Ottawa: "The Ego and the
Mind in Actor Training."
Laurin Mann, U of Toronto: "Stanislavski in
Toronto."
II. Text: Reflection, Liberalism and
Hybridity/Texte: la rflection, le libralisme et
l'hybridit. (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Richard Plant, Queen's U
Jerry Wasserman, U of British Columbia: " It's
the Do-Gooders Burn My Ass': Modern Canadian
Drama and the Crisis of Liberalism."
Chris Johnson, U of Manitoba: "Life Writing and
Hybridity: The Plays of Ian Ross."
Gregory Reid, Universit de Sherbrooke:
"Reflections on the Plays of Aviva Ravel."
1230 - 1345 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) PCC Session/Sance PCC (SMN 310)
Open to All.
Should there be an ACTR/ARTC special
interest group of Heads and Coordinators
of Drama/Theatre Depts/Schools? / Suject: Devrait-il y
avoir un regroupement reprsentatif des directrices et
des directeurs de dpartements et d'coles de thtre?
Chair - prsidence: Stephen Johnson, U of
Western Ontario.
1345 - 1515 TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS -
DEUX SANCES PARALL LES
I. Drama, Health and Community/Thtre, sant
et collectivit. (SMN ACA)
Chair - prsidence: John Poulsen, U of Lethbridge.
Glen Nichols, U de Moncton: "Dramatherapy in
South-East New Brunswick."
Lisa Doolittle, U of Lethbridge: "Interacting in
the Rural Community: Creating Health."
Barbara Drennan, "The Boal-Stanislavski Two-Step: Targeting Seniors' Health Care and the
Aesthetics of Popular Theatre."
II. Panel - Resonating Testimonies from/in the
Space of Death/Vibrant tmoignage de l'espace
de la mort. (SMN 310)
Chair - prsidence: Seth Baumrin, Texas Tech U
Warren Linds, Alejandra Medellin, Kadi
Purru, University of British Columbia:
"InterStanding/Performing Buenaventura's Las
Maestra in Vancouver, Canada."
Julie Salverson, OISE/UT: "Resonance and
Witnessing in a play about Landmines."
1530 - 1715 Three Playwrights/Trois dramaturges.
(SMN ACA) Chair - prsidence: Kathy Chung,
U of Toronto
Wendy Lill
Monique Mojica
Guillermo Verdecchia
1800 BANQUET AND PRESENTATIONS/
BANQUET ET PRSENTATIONS
Panorama Room, National Arts Centre
Saturday 30 May - Samedi 20 mai
0900 - 1030 Theory: Reflection on Pedagogy and
Practice/Thorie: rflections sur la pdagogie et la
pratique (SMN ACA), Chair/prsidence: Shelley Scott
Rosalind Kerr, U of Alberta: "Erin McMurtry
plays Christ' in Mark Rickey's A Darkling
Plain."
Corinne Rusch-Drutz, U of Toronto: "Resisting
the Dominant Method': Feminism(s), Pedagogy
and the Linden School Drama Programme."
Marcia Blumberg, The Open University,
England: "Staging Memory in the Time of AIDS."
1030 AGM / AGA
1230 (a) LUNCH / DJEUNER
(b) Meeting Old/New Executive - Runion des
comits excutifs sortant et nouvellement
lu
1345 - 1515 ACCUTE Native Cultures and the Healing
Arts/Cultures des Premires nations et les
arts de gurison
Chair - prsidence: Madeline Dion Stout,
Carleton.
Armand Garnet Ruffo, Carleton: "Healing
Words: Expressing the Poison."
Alanis Obomsawin
Richard Wagamese
Monique Mojica
Thomas King*
Katsi Cook*
*(Conditional on funding from Health
Canada.)
1530 ACCUTE Plenary - Runion plnire de
l'ACCUTE (ART 026)
Chair - prsidence: Noreen Golfman, Memorial U.
Linda Hutcheon, U of Toronto and Michael
Hutcheon, Toronto: "Pompous Pedants,
Medical Monsters, Humane Healers:
Physicians on the Operatic Stage and in
History."
2000 Joint Association (ACTR/ACCUTE/ACQL)
Night with playwrights/Soire de dramaturges
National Library; Chair - prsidence:Randal Ware
Andrew Moodie
Monique Mojica
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