interspecies

[Genadijs Dolganovs]

Dear Moira The reason I have asked for creating Another list for interspecies perfofmances if you didn't understand this from my previouse email is that I did not want to receive those messages Of course I can delete them That's what I an doing for MOST OF MY TIME I don't want to do it because I have more important things to take care of If you are so interested in the topic You migtht want to create another listserve to discuss the problem with others who are up to this  That what  I was  suggesting I am translating it to you and to Paula because it seems that both of you don't undersatnd it Best Wishes G Dolganovs Sorry for miistakes I don't have time to check spelling Like I said I have more important things to take care of at this time 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Moira Day <moira.day at usask.ca>

Date: Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:22:45 
To: <genadijs.dolganovs at sympatico.ca>
Cc: <CANDRAMA at LISTSERV.UNB.CA>
Subject: Re: interspecies


Dear Mr. Dolganovs,

If this particular topic does not interest you or your few colleagues, 
may I suggest that you simply delete those messages and wait for 
something to come up that does engage you.

I personally find your apparent suggestion  that people should NOT be 
using the listserv to ask questions of scholarly interest to them and 
others, or use the list to speak to each other about them -  especially 
given the physical distances between us - absolutely  baffling.  If you 
find that offensive or a waste of your time, I'm not sure why you are 
on the listserv or what your expectations of it are.

Moira
On 2-Oct-09, at 12:06 PM, Genadijs Dolganovs wrote:

> Ladies and Gentlemen I am really sorry to have to say that but  I am 
> totally not interested in the interspecies performances Despite this 
> fact I have got more than 20 emails by now explaining to me how 
> wonderful it is I have received those emails through CANDRAMA 
> Listserve; I have talked to a few colleges of mine and they share my 
> opinion If there is that interest in the topic why don't all of the 
> interested just create another mailing list to be able to share their 
> opinions but not on CANDRAMA because I hope it is not a question and 
> answer site or meet and greet one I would appreciate it very much if I 
> didn't receive any more messages about interspecies performances Thank 
> you very much G. Dolganovs actor/director/producer Theatre/Fim/TV
> Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paula Sperdakos <sperdakos at UTSC.UTORONTO.CA>
>
> Date:         Fri, 2 Oct 2009 12:53:24
> To: <CANDRAMA at LISTSERV.UNB.CA>
> Subject: Re: interspecies
>
>
> Some years ago, the Stratford Festival did a production of Cymbeline in
> which Martha Henry played the Queen. Looking very much like a nasty 
> Queen
> straight out of Walt Disney, she made her first entrance carrying a 
> ferret,
> which had a be-jeweled collar around its neck with a leash attached. 
> The
> ferret promptly shrugged out of its collar, and dropped to the Tom 
> Patterson
> stage with a thump. The actors froze and there was a collective gasp 
> from
> the audience; but the ferret took too long in pondering its escape 
> route
> under the seating, and the Wicked Queen scooped him up and the scene
> continued. It was a first preview performance I saw, though, and I'm 
> not
> sure whether the ferret made it to opening night.
> 	I have to say how much I'm enjoying these interspecies
> interventions.
>
> All the best,
>
> Paula
>
> Paula Sperdakos
> Program Supervisor
> Visual and Performing Arts - Drama
> University of Toronto Scarborough
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Canadian Theatre Reserach [mailto:CANDRAMA at LISTSERV.UNB.CA] On 
> Behalf
> Of Moira Day
> Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 1:37 PM
> To: CANDRAMA at LISTSERV.UNB.CA
> Subject: Re: interspecies
>
> And then there was the famous dog who walked on stage and barked at
> Edmund Kean while he was trying to perform Macbeth in early 19th
> century Canada. And we wonder why Kean only visited once!
>
> Moira
> On 1-Oct-09, at 9:50 AM, Gerhard Hauck wrote:
>
>> The production of Kleist's The Broken Jug I saw at the Berliner
>> Ensemble
>> last week (directed by Peter Stein, with Klaus Maria Brandauer playing
>> Judge Adam) had live chickens on stage at the top of the show. From
>> what I
>> could gather this was to emphasize both the rural nature of the
>> setting as
>> well as the lack of order and "cleanliness" with which Adam runs his
>> court.  The chickens were chased off stage by the two Maids in the
>> play.
>>
>> Gerd (on sabbatical in Berlin)
>>
>> Gerd Hauck, PhD
>> Associate Professor and Chair
>> University of Waterloo
>> 200 University Avenue
>> Waterloo ON N2L 3G1
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> In 30 years of student productions I've seen a lot of livestock on
>>> stage.
>>> At
>>> least three productions of THe Cherry Orchard have produced show-
>>> stopping
>>> moments by the nut eating dof in Act 1. One dog escaped into the
>>> audience,
>>> one threw up on cue and one had a seizure. Also in Fen a pair of
>>> rabbits
>>> got
>>> loose and wandered the steg for a good half an hour before being
>>> caught.
>>> Beware.
>>>
>>> Dr. D. Buchanan
>>> Dawson College
>>>
>>> Clarior Hinc Honos
>>>
>>> Outside of a dog a book is man's best friend;
>>> Inside a dog it's too dark to read.
>>> Groucho
>>>