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Welcome to the Theatre Studies website
Utrecht University Theatre Studies Department focuses on contemporary theatre and dance as intermedial, interdisciplinary, intercultural and international. Our areas of research focus are: dance; the theory and practice of dramaturgy; community arts; the impact of technology on contemporary performance practice; questions of embodiment and corporeality; and the relationships between the performing arts and visual culture.
This website describes our Departmental activities. It also reflects our evolving understanding of contemporary practice as one of hybrid projects that both respect and erase the borders of and between theatre, dance, visual arts, music, media and daily life.
NEWS
Theatre Studies, Festival a/d Werf and Utrecht School of the Arts host the PSi Conference #17: Camillo 2.0: Memory, Technology, Experience, taking place May 2011! Read more here or go directly to http://psi17.org (and use the return button to come back to this page).
NL Theater Instituut Nederland zoekt een stagiaire. Meer informatie op ons newsblog.
Voor BA studenten: informatie over Research Theater en Dans (blok 2 - Dans) en (blok 3 - Theater) nu op deze site meer>>
UPCOMING EVENTS
ENG September 9, 10 & 11 - Lecture Series with Sally Jane Norman, Alan Read and Jon McKenzie
Theatre Studies & TF present a lecture series with Sally Jane Norman, Alan Read and Jon McKenzie during next TF Theatre Festival in September 2010. To TF's website.
Venue/time: De Balie, Amsterdam, 16 hrs.
NL 14 september - Changing Literacies: Intermedialiteit, seminar met Chiel Kattenbelt
Changing Literacies is een van de vier hoofdthema's in het focusgebied Culture en Identitites. De stuurgroep van Changing Literacies organiseert ook in 2010-2011 maandelijkse seminars met als doel dit (relatief nieuwe) onderzoeksveld te verkennen en mogelijke onderzoeksplannen te bespreken. Op 14 september is Chiel Kattenbelt te gast. Aan de hand van een aantal artikelen zal Chiel met ons discussieren over het belang van concepten als medialiteit en intermedialiteit voor vraagstukken op het gebied van Changing Literacies. Zie ook Changing Literacies Tijd en plaats: 14 september / 15.00-17.00 / Janskerkhof 13, kamer 0.06
ENG September 18 - Seminar and public lecture by Adrien Heathfield
Previous to Deborah Hay's performance No Time to Fly on Saturday September 18, presented by Springdance, there will be an open seminar Contemporary dramaturgical strategies and a lecture Performance – of another life, a lecture on touch and gesture by writer/curator Adrian Heathfield, the first Festival Fellow at the Centre for the Humanities, in cooperation with Theatre Studies department at Utrecht University. More information is available at CFH's website.
Time and place 14:00-16:00: open seminar Contemporary dramaturgical strategies. Location: t.b.a. 19:00-20:00: lecture Performance – of another life, a lecture on touch and gesture.
Location: Theater Kikker Grote Zaal, Ganzemarkt 13, Utrecht.
Entrance for both activities is free. Reservations are recommended, through info@springdance.nl
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