*NEW* due date for Submissions to F.O.O.T. 1997

[Kathy Chung]

*** NEW DUE DATE for paper submissions to F.O.O.T. 1997 ***


The organisers of F.O.O.T. 1997, the Festival of Original Theatre and
Film, would like to announce a new due date for *conference paper*
proposals.

The NEW due date is: 8 January 1997.

Our call for papers is appended here for your reference.  Thank you.

_______________________________________________________________________
Kathy Chung, Artistic Co-Director, F.O.O.T. 1997
c/o Graduate Drama Centre
University of Toronto
214 College St, 3rd Fl                  Email: <kchung at chass.utoronto.ca>
Toronto, Ontario   CANADA   M5T 2Z9     Fax:   (416) 971-1378
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F.O.O.T. 1997 -- FESTIVAL OF ORIGINAL THEATRE AND FILM
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"FOR THE RECORD": PEDAGOGY, HISTORY, HISTORIOGRAPHY
5-9 March 1997
Graduate Centre for Study of Drama, University of Toronto

The Festival of Original Theatre, F.O.O.T., is a student administered
conference/arts festival sponsored by the Graduate Centre for Study of
Drama, University of Toronto, which unites academia and the arts in a
spirit of cross-disciplinary exploration.  F.O.O.T. combines conference
papers, panel discussions, workshops, play readings, story telling, and
original stage performances and films.

This year, F.O.O.T. will explore theatre, film, and performance
historiography and pedagogy: what we as scholars study and how this
information is disseminated in the classroom, particularly as it applies
to the discipline of performance history/historiography.  We invite
proposals for academic papers and original performances which complement
the exploration of our theme.

Productions should be no more than 1 hour in duration and will be provided
with dramaturgical assistance.  Priority will be given to original works.
Papers should explore the methodology, theory, and terminology used in the
study of the performing arts a nd must be no more than 20 minutes in
duration.  Proposed topics may include but are not limited to:

   * Historicising Theory and Theorising Historiography
   * Biography and Autobiography in the Performing Arts
   * Period Performance Reconstruction
   * The Use and Abuse of Performance History
   * Theatre and Living Museums
   * The State of Performance Studies in Canada
   * Historical Evidence: definition, documentation, access, and
          interpretation
   * Performance Archives, Museums, and Collection
   * Constructing Curricula and Canons
   * Theatre and Film as Teaching Tools
   * Vocabularies, Languages, and Rhetorical Strategies

Proposals should include your name, address, title of submission, and a
500 word abstract or performance synopsis.

DUE DATE FOR PAPER PROPOSALS:   8 January 1997

We will be celebrating F.O.O.T.'s fifth anniversary.  We hope you will
join us!

     --- Artistic Directors: Kathy Chung, Jessica Gardiner, Kirsty Johnston

** Please direct your submissions or inquiries to:

Artistic Directors, F.O.O.T. 1997
Graduate Centre for Study of Drama
University of Toronto
214 College St, 3rd Fl.                   Tel: (416) 978-7986
Toronto, Ontario                          Fax: (416) 971-1378
Canada    M5T 2Z9                       Email: graduate.drama at utoronto.ca

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