UNIVERSITY of BRITISH COLUMBIA University of Notre Dame

SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

PROGRAM OF THE 43RD ANNUAL MEETING

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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA The 43rd President REBECCA BUSHNELL Annual University of Pennsylvania Meeting of the Vice-President Shakespeare MARIO DIGANGI Association of Lehman College, CUNY America Immediate Past President

DIANA E. HENDERSON Executive Director Massachusetts Institute of Technology LENA COWEN ORLIN Georgetown University Trustees

DOUGLAS BRUSTER Assistant Director University of Texas, Austin JOSEPH NAVITSKY West Chester University JULIA REINHARD LUPTON University of California, Irvine Senior Programs Manager BAILEY YEAGER KATHERINE ROWE Georgetown University Smith College

LAURIE SHANNON With the Assistance of Northwestern University DONNA EVEN-KESEF JACKIE HOPKINS AYANNA THOMPSON ANNE O’REILLY George Washington University KATHRYN WILL EVELYN TRIBBLE University of Otago Program Planning Committee Sponsors of the 43rd Annual Meeting KATHERINE ROWE, Chair Smith College GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

PETER HOLLAND UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA University of Notre Dame

VIN NARDIZZI SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY University of British Columbia UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CURTIS PERRY University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

LAUREN SHOHET Villanova University

Local Arrangements

STEPHEN GUY-BRAY, Chair University of British Columbia

VIN NARDIZZI University of British Columbia

1 2015 Program Guide

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WEDNESDAY, 1 APRIL

5:00 p.m. Registration Programs, name tags, tickets, information BC Foyer 6 7:00 p.m. Workshop Embodying Shakespeare’s Text Vancouver Island 6 7:30 p.m. Play Reading Old Fortunatus sponsored by Shakespeare Bulletin Waddington 6

THURSDAY, 2 APRIL

8:00 a.m. Registration Programs, name tags, tickets, information BC Foyer 6 10:00 a.m. Exhibits Book exhibits Saturna Island 6 Digital Salon Digital projects exhibits Vancouver Island 6 Meeting Congress Committee meeting of the ISA Gabriola Island 6 Seminar Apocalypse and Form Princess Louisa 6 Seminar Appropriation, Adaptation, or What You Will Malaspina 6 Seminar Disgusting Shakespeare Tweedsmuir 7 Seminar Literary Romance Waterfront B 7 Seminar Marxist Shakespeares/Shakespearean Marx Mackenzie II 7 Seminar Non-Shakespearean Ontologies Garibaldi 7 Seminar Performing Guilt and Reputation in Renaissance Drama Waterfront A 7 Seminar Playhouses and Other Early Modern Playing Venues Waddington 7 Seminar Positive Affect in Renaissance Literature Terrace 8 Seminar Rome Revisited Cheakamus 8 Seminar Shakespeare and Book Design Galiano Island 8 Seminar The Shakespeare Audience Mackenzie I 8 Seminar Shakespearean Parentage Nootka 8 Seminar Staging Poïesis Moresby Island 9 Seminar Tudor Shakespeare Boardroom 9 Seminar Women Making Texts in Early Modern England Cortes Island 9 11:00 a.m. Meeting Executive Committee meeting of the ISA Gabriola Island 9 1:30 p.m. Panel Session NextGenPlen BC Ballroom 9 3:30 p.m. Seminar Broadcast Your Shakespeare Moresby Island 10 Seminar Error in Early Modern Studies, Part One Waterfront A 10 Seminar Form and Deformity in Early Modern Literature Boardroom 10 Seminar Gender, Sexuality, and Militarism Princess Louisa 10 Seminar Landscape, Space, and Place, Part One Malaspina 10 Seminar Popularity in Early Modern England Cortes Island 11 Seminar The Post-Shakespearean Seventeenth Century Waterfront B 11 Workshop Reading the First Folio Then and Now Tweedsmuir 11 Seminar Shakespeare and Contagion Waddington 11 Seminar Shakespeare and the Early Modern Historiographies Cheakamus 11 Seminar Shakespeare and the Seasons Garibaldi 12 Seminar Shakespeare and Transcendence Terrace 12 Workshop Shakespearean Scene-Writing Nootka 12 Seminar Shakespeare’s Sonnets Now Mackenzie I 12 Seminar The Two Gentlemen of Verona Galiano Island 12 Seminar Women’s Alliances Mackenzie II 13 6:00 p.m. Opening Reception Nametags required for entry BC Ballroom 13

FRIDAY, 3 APRIL

8:00 a.m. Registration Programs, name tags, tickets, information BC Foyer 13 Exhibits Book exhibits Saturna Island 13 Breakfast Breakfast for Graduate Students Hosted by the Trustees Vancouver Island 13 Meeting ISA General Meeting Pacific Ballroom 13 9:00 a.m. Plenary Session Shakespeare and the Cut BC Ballroom 13 10:30 a.m. Break Coffee, tea, cookies sponsored by The Bedford Shakespeare BC Foyer 14

2 11:00 a.m. Panel Session Shakespeare’s Conversional Ecologies Pacific Ballroom 14 Panel Session Transnational Shakespeare British Ballroom 14 1:00 p.m. Annual Luncheon Meal tickets required for entry BC Ballroom 14 3:30 p.m. Seminar Animal Materialisms Cortes Island 14 Seminar Early Modern Aesthetics Mackenzie II 14 Seminar Early Modern Food Systems Nootka 15 Seminar Early Modern Prose Tweedsmuir 15 Seminar Early Modern Race/Ethnic/Diaspora Studies Waterfront B 15 Seminar Entertainments and Early Modern Plays Moresby Island 15 Seminar Error in Early Modern Studies, Part Two Waterfront A 15 Seminar Landscape, Space, and Place, Part Two Malaspina 16 Seminar Ovid in Early Modern Culture Boardroom 16 Seminar Play Openings Princess Louisa 16 Seminar Shakespeare and Advertising Galiano Island 16 Seminar Shakespeare and/in Canada Garibaldi 16 Seminar Shakespeare and the Matter of Wit Cheakamus 17 Seminar Shakespeare’s Foreign Policy Terrace 17 Workshop Using Data in Shakespeare Studies Mackenzie I 17 Seminar Writing New Histories of Embodiment, Part One Waddington 17 Workshop Voice Intensive Workshop: Elemental Shakespeare Roof 17 6:00 p.m. Meeting 6KDNHVSHDUH4XDUWHUO\Editorial Board Meeting Room 1407 17 6:00 p.m. Reception Sponsored by The Norton Shakespeare WF Ballroom 17

SATURDAY, 4 APRIL

7:30 a.m. Meeting Internet Shakespeare Editorial Board meeting Tweedsmuir 18 8:00 a.m. Information Programs, name tags, tickets, information BC Foyer 18 Exhibits Book exhibits close at 12:00 p.m. Saturna Island 18 9:00 a.m. Panel Session Shakespeare’s Girls Columbia Ballroom 18 Panel Session Shakespearean Studies in the Digital Turn British Ballroom 18 Workshop For Teachers: Unpacking Shakespeare’s Toolbox Waterfront C 18 10:30 a.m. Break Coffee and tea served BC Foyer 18 11:00 a.m. Panel Session Faith and Eco-Practice in Shakespeare’s England Columbia Ballroom 18 Panel Session Renaissance Biopolitics: Flower, Skin, Child British Ballroom 19 Panel Session Tragic Women, Comic Roles Pacific Ballroom 19 12:00 p.m. Break Lunch Concessions available BC Foyer 19 12:30 p.m. Workshop How to Get Published in a Journal Vancouver Island 19 Reception Sponsored by 7KH'LJLWDO5HQDLVVDQFH(GLWLRQV Roof 19 2:00 p.m. Panel Session Playing with Disability in Early Modern Theater British Ballroom 19 Panel Session Shakespeare and the Ethics of War Columbia Ballroom 20 Panel Session “Wherefore base?” Shakespeare and Political Economy Pacific Ballroom 20 4:00 p.m. Seminar Animal Encounters Mackenzie II 20 Seminar Fiction in Shakespeare Malaspina 20 Seminar Form, Complexity, and Computation Tweedsmuir 21 Seminar Memory and Musical Performance Princess Louisa 21 Workshop New Models for Mobilizing Undergraduate Research Waterfront A 21 Seminar Queer Shakespeare Cheakamus 21 Seminar Reading Essex Garibaldi 21 Seminar Reappraising 7KH5HYHQJHU·V7UDJHG\ Boardroom 21 Seminar Re-Mediating Shakespeare Nootka 22 Seminar Shakespeare and Ballads Cortes Island 22 Seminar Shakespeare and Film Form Mackenzie I 22 Seminar Shakespeare and the Novel Galiano Island 22 Seminar Shakespeare and the Philosophy of Action Waterfront B 22 Seminar Shakespearean Horizons Moresby Island 22 Seminar Uncharacteristic Shakespeare Terrace 23 Seminar Writing New Histories of Embodiment, Part Two Waddington 23 5:00 p.m. Talk Engaging Your Community through Shakespeare Pacific Ballroom 23 6:00 p.m. Reception Scholars of Color Social BC Ballroom 23 10:00 p.m. Dance Shakespeare / Malone Society Dance Pacific Ballroom 23

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Exit the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver from the Burrard Street door. Turn right immediately to continue on Burrard Street. Take a right at Canada Place. The Fairmont Waterfront Hotel will be on the right. The address for the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel is 900 Canada Place.

5 WEDNESDAY, 1 WEDNESDAY, 1 APRIL APRIL 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Digital Salon Vancouver Island Room Advance Registration British Columbia Foyer 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.

7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Meeting of the Congress Committee of the International Performance Workshop: Shakespeare Association Embodying Shakespeare’s Text Gabriola Island Room Vancouver Island Room Workshop Leaders: BRAD GIBSON, 10:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m. DALE GENGE, and IAN RAFFEL, Studio 58, Langara College Seminar: Apocalpyse and Form Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Princess Louisa Room, Waterfront Meeting and their guests. Leader: RYAN NETZLEY, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. GREGORY A. FORAN, Nazareth College of Rochester Play Reading: Pleasant MARK HOULAHAN, University of Waikato NEAL ROBERT KLOMP, Michigan State University Comedy of Old Fortunatus MICHAEL NEILL, University of Kent Waddington Room ANTHONY OLIVEIRA, University of Toronto RYAN SINGH PAUL, Texas A&M University, Kingsville Sponsored by Shakespeare Bulletin. EVE PREUS, University of British Columbia CHRISTINA ROMANELLI, University of North Carolina, Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Greensboro Meeting and their guests. MCKENNA SUZANNE ROSE, Emory University

Seminar: Appropriation, THURSDAY, 2 APRIL Adaptation, or What You Will Malaspina Room, Waterfront 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Leader: SUJATA IYENGAR, University of Georgia

Registration DIANNE BERG, Tufts University British Columbia Foyer GINA BLOOM, University of California, Davis BROOKE A. CARLSON, Chaminade University BRANDON CHRISTOPHER, University of Winnipeg 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. JACOB CLAFLIN, Idaho State University CHRISTY DESMET, University of Georgia Book Exhibits ANDREW JAMES HARTLEY, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Saturna Island Room ALEXA HUANG, George Washington University JEFFREY KAHAN, University of La Verne DOUGLAS M. LANIER, University of New Hampshire LOIS LEVEEN, Portland, Oregon ZOLTÁN MÁRKUS, Vassar College

6 Thursday, 2 April

SHARON O’DAIR, University of Alabama SARAH A. HOGAN, Wake Forest University L. MONIQUE PITTMAN, Andrews University ZORICA JELIC, University of Belgrade M. TYLER SASSER, University of Southern Mississippi MATTHEW J. KENDRICK, William Paterson University GLORIA OLCHOWY, Grant MacEwan University Seminar: Disgusting CAROLYN SALE, University of Alberta TRISTAN ALEXANDER SAMUK, University of Toronto Shakespeare CHARLES WHITNEY, University of Nevada, Las Vegas 7ZHHGVPXLU5RRP MATTHEW WILLIAMSON, Queen’s University Belfast Leader: NATALIE K. ESCHENBAUM, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Seminar: Non-Shakespearean Ontologies ARIANE BALIZET, Texas Christian University *DULEDOGL5RRP PAUL BUDRA, Simon Fraser University SARA EATON, North Central College Leader: JAMES M. BROMLEY, Miami University BRADLEY IRISH, Arizona State University EMILY KING, Louisiana State University BEN FUQUA, University of Georgia MARCELA KOSTIHOVA, Hamline University RACHEL E. POULSEN, Edgewood College CATHLEEN MEGHAN MCKAGUE, Shakespeare Institute NICHOLAS RADEL, Furman University JENNIFER PANEK, University of Ottawa BRADLEY DAVID RYNER, Arizona State University JAN KATHERINE PURNIS, University of Regina LUKE WILSON, Ohio State University Seminar: Performing Guilt and Reputation in Renaissance Seminar: Literary Romance Drama :DWHUIURQW%5RRP:DWHUIURQW :DWHUIURQW$5RRP:DWHUIURQW Leader: LORI HUMPHREY NEWCOMB, Leader: ELIZABETH HODGSON, University of University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign British Columbia

JOYCE BORO, Université de Montréal JESSICA APOLLONI, University of Minnesota DENNIS A. BRITTON, University of New Hampshire RACHEL DUNLEAVY, University of Denver CHRISTINE COCH, College of the Holy Cross DEREK DUNNE, Queen’s University, Belfast CLAIRE A. DAWKINS, Stanford University LAURIE ELLINGHAUSEN, University of Missouri, Kansas City CHRISTINE S. LEE, Harvard University LOREEN GIESE, Ohio University AILEEN LIU, University of California JEFFREY PAXTON HEHMEYER, Walnut Creek, California VICTORIA MUNOZ, Ohio State University CHARLES HUNTER JOPLIN, University of Southern THONGROB RUENBANTHOENG, Kasetsart University Mississippi DEBAPRIYA SARKAR, Hendrix College NATHANIEL C. LEONARD, Westminster College SARA SAYLOR, University of Texas, Austin CURTIS PERRY, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign MEGAN KATHLEEN SMITH, University of California, WILLIAM W.E. S LIGHTS, University of Saskatchewan Los Angeles DANIEL PAUL TIMBRELL, University of Southern Queensland VALERIE WAYNE, University of Hawai’i

Seminar: Marxist Shakespeares Seminar: Playhouses and / Shakespearean Marx Other Early Modern Playing Venues 0DFNHQ]LH,,5RRP:DWHUIURQW :DGGLQJWRQ5RRP Leaders: HUGH GRADY, Arcadia University AVID ATHMAN Chicago, Illinois and CHRISTIAN SMITH, University of Warwick Leader: D K ,

DOUGLAS H. ARRELL, University of Winnipeg HEATHER M. ACKERMAN, Arizona State University CATHERINE R. CLIFFORD, University of Texas, Arlington MARCIA EPPICH-HARRIS, Marian University RALPH ALAN COHEN, Mary Baldwin College RYAN FARRAR, Northern Arizona University RICHARD DUTTON, Ohio State University LOUISE C. GEDDES, Adelphi University 7 Thursday, 2 April

SARAH E. ENLOE, American Shakespeare Center Seminar: Shakespeare and EVA GRIFFITH, London, United Kingdom Book Design TANYA HAGEN, University of Toronto ROSLYN L. KNUTSON, University of Arkansas, Little Rock *DOLDQR,VODQG5RRP SALLY-BETH MACLEAN, University of Toronto Leaders: CLAIRE M. L. BOURNE, CHRISTOPHER MATUSIAK, Ithaca College Virginia Commonwealth University and KATHERINE MAYBERRY, Grand Valley State University JONATHAN P. L AMB, University of Kansas ALAN H. NELSON, University of California ELIZABETH SHARRETT, Shakespeare Institute SHEILA T. C AVANAGH, Emory University JENNIFER L. STEIGERWALT, University of Pikeville ALAN GALEY, University of Toronto LESLIE THOMSON, University of Toronto MEGAN HEFFERNAN, DePaul University WILL TOSH, Shakespeare’s Globe M. J. KIDNIE, University of Western Ontario JEFFREY TODD KNIGHT, University of Washington Seminar: Positive Affect in THEODORE LEINWAND, University of Maryland Renaissance Literature MARISSA NICOSIA, Scripps College AARON PRATT, Yale University 7HUUDFH5RRP:DWHUIURQW WHITEY TRETTIEN, Duke University Leader: CORA FOX, Arizona State University Seminar: The Shakespeare ROYA BIGGIE, CUNY, Graduate Center Audience PIERS BROWN, Kenyon College CASSIE MIURA, University of Michigan 0DFNHQ]LH,5RRP:DWHUIURQW EON JOO PARK, SUNY, University at Buffalo Leader: PENELOPE WOODS, University of DEANNA SMID, Brandon University Western Australia MAGGIE VINTER, Case Western Reserve University LEILA RUTH WATKINS, Western Kentucky University DAVID JEFFERSON AMELANG, Freie Universität Berlin PAUL JOSEPH ZAJAC, Pennsylvania State University M.G. AUNE, California University of Pennsylvania HENRY BELL, University of Hull Seminar: Rome Revisited VALERIE M. FAZEL, Arizona State University &KHDNDPXV5RRP:DWHUIURQW JENNIFER LOW, Florida Atlantic University JOHN A. MITCHELL, Oakland Community College Leader: EMMA SMITH, Hertford College, EVELYN O’MALLEY, University of Exeter Oxford SIMON C. SMITH, University of Oxford DEB STREUSAND, University of Texas, Austin DAVID KEITH ANDERSON, University of Oklahoma OLGA LUCIA VALBUENA, Wake Forest University FREDERICK BENGTSSON, Columbia University JOHN HUGH CAMERON, Saint Mary’s University Seminar: Shakespearean JASON GLECKMAN, Chinese University of Hong Kong MICHAEL P. J ENSEN, Shakespeare Newsletter Parentage ANN G. KAEGI, University of Hull 1RRWND5RRP:DWHUIURQW PETER LATKA, University of Toronto Leader: ERIN ELLERBECK, University of Victoria MARIA SEQUEIRA MENDES, Escola Superior Teatro e Cinema DAVID STERLING BROWN, New York University JAMES W. S TONE, American University MARIANNE NOVY, University of Pittsburgh RICHARDINE WOODALL, York University SARA KEETH, University of Texas, Dallas JAMES J. MARINO, Cleveland State University SARAH B. THIEL, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign

8 Thursday, 2 April

Seminar: Staging Poïesis REBECCA OLSON, Oregon State University CHRISTI SPAIN-SAVAGE, Siena College 0RUHVE\,VODQG5RRP WENDY WALL, Northwestern University Leaders: SCOTT A. TRUDELL, University of Maryland and THOMAS WARD, United States 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Naval Academy

DARLENE CIRAULO, University of Central Missouri Meeting of the Executive ALLISON DEUTERMANN, Baruch College, CUNY Committee of the International MIRIAM EMMA JACOBSON, University of Georgia Shakespeare Association LAURA E. KOLB, Baruch College, CUNY BRIAN PIETRAS, Rutgers University *DEULROD,VODQG5RRP JACQUELINE WERNIMONT, Arizona State University SETH S. WILLIAMS, Columbia University 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.

Seminar: Tudor Shakespeare Panel Session: NextGenPlen %RDUGURRP5RRP British Columbia Ballroom Leaders: KATHERINE STEELE BROKAW, Session Organizers: MEMBERS OF THE University of California, Merced and NEXTGENPLEN COMMITTEE FOR 2015 KENT CARTWRIGHT, University of Maryland Chair: MARIO DIGANGI, Lehman College, CUNY

NICOLE V. E DGE, University of Calgary KATHERINE GILLEN, Texas A&M University, ROBERT HORNBACK, Oglethorpe University San Antonio ERIN E. KELLY, University of Victoria Chaste Exchanges and Theatrical IVAN LUPIC, Stanford University JEANNE MCCARTHY, Georgia Gwinnett College Legitimacy in Measure for Measure EDWARD L. ROCKLIN, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona MATTHEW HARRISON, Princeton University EMMA MARGARET SOLBERG, Bowdoin College Glitches, Green Worlds, and Failure in THERESA TINKLE, University of Michigan The Sonnets GRETCHEN YORK, University of Virginia JAY ZYSK, University of South Florida JENNIFER LINHART WOOD, George Washington University Seminar: Women Making Texts Sounding Spaces: The Tempest’s in Early Modern England Uncanny Near-East Echoes &RUWHV,VODQG5RRP CARLA DELLA GATTA, Northwestern University Leaders: ELIZABETH ZEMAN KOLKOVICH, From :HVW6LGH6WRU\ to +DPOHW Ohio State University and TARA L. LYONS, 3ULQFHRI&XED: Shakespeare and Illinois State University Latinidad in the United States

JOHN HENRY ADAMS, Arizona State University LAURA AYDELOTTE, University of Pennsylvania DANIEL L. KEEGAN, University of Wyoming MOLLY RACHEL KATZ, Cornell University Part-Believed Shakespeare SAE KITAMURA, Musashi University LEAH KNIGHT, Brock University SARA D. LUTTFRING, Pennsylvania State University, Erie ERIN A. MCCARTHY, National University of Ireland, Galway SARAH J. NEVILLE, Ohio State University

9 Thursday, 2 April 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Seminar: Form and Deformity in Early Modern Literature Seminar: Broadcast Your %RDUGURRP5RRP Shakespeare Leaders: COLLEEN ROSENFELD, Pomona 0RUHVE\,VODQG College and KATHERINE SCHAAP WILLIAMS, Leader: STEPHEN O’NEILL, National New York University, Abu Dhabi University of Ireland, Maynooth MARY ADAMS, Western Carolina University GLENN CLARK, University of Manitoba CHRISTIE JANE CARSON, Royal Holloway University of HEIDI BRAYMAN HACKEL, University of California, Riverside London PAUL J. HECHT, Purdue University, North Central JOSEPH PAUL HAUGHEY, Northwest Missouri State LENORA BELLEE JONES-PIERCE, Emory University University CHRISTOPHER J. MEAD, University of California KIRK HENDERSHOTT-KRAETZER, Olivet College JESSICA PFEFFER, Tufts University CYNTHIA LEWIS, Davidson College LINDSEY ROW-HEYVELD, Luther College DAVID C. MOBERLY, University of Minnesota AMBER TRUE, Michigan State University ROMANO MULLIN, Queen’s University Belfast LISA ULEVICH, Georgia State University SARAH OLIVE, University of York SARA VAN DEN BERG, St. Louis University JENNIFER K. PAGE, Northwestern Oklahoma State NORA WILLIAMS, University of Exeter University SARAH RASHER, St. Augustine College ROBERT SAWYER, East Tennessee State University Seminar: Gender, Sexuality, SARA E. THOMPSON, University of Maryland and Militarism 3ULQFHVV/RXLVD5RRP:DWHUIURQW Seminar: Error in Early Leader: ERIN MURPHY, Boston University Modern Studies, Part One :DWHUIURQW$5RRP:DWHUIURQW ABDULHAMIT ARVAS, Michigan State University YAN BRAILOWSKY, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre Leader: ADAM ZUCKER, University of La Défense Massachusetts, Amherst TIMOTHY FRANCISCO, Youngstown State University CHRISTOPHER M.O. GAUDET, University of British WALTER W. C ANNON, Central College Iowa Columbia JANINE HARPER, University of Toronto SARAH JOHNSON, Royal Military College of Canada KATHERINE HUNT, University of Oxford SEAN K. LAWRENCE, University of British Columbia, KIMBERLY A. HUTH, California State University, Okanagan Dominguez Hills GEORGINA M. LUCAS, University of Birmingham ALICE K. LEONARD, University of Warwick HELEN M. OSTOVICH, McMaster University AVI MENDELSON, Brandeis University JOHN D. STAINES, John Jay College, CUNY STEVE MENTZ, St. John’s University TIMOTHY A. TURNER, University of South Florida, MARY JANELL METZGER, Western Washington University Sarasota-Manatee SUBHA MUKHERJI, University of Cambridge SCOTT SCHOFIELD, Huron University College DONOVAN H. SHERMAN, Seton Hall University Seminar: Landscape, Space, NANCY L. SIMPSON-YOUNGER, Luther College and Place in Early Modern JEANETTE NGUYEN TRAN, Drake University Literature, Part One CORDELIA ZUKERMAN, University of Michigan 0DODVSLQD5RRP:DWHUIURQW Leaders: JULIE SANDERS, University of Nottingham and GARRETT A. SULLIVAN, Pennsylvania State University

CHRIS BARRETT, Louisiana State University ANDREW BOZIO, Skidmore College 10 Thursday, 2 April

DOUGLAS IAIN CLARK, University of Strathclyde Workshop: Reading the First JOSÉ MANUEL GONZÁLEZ, Universidad de Alicante Folio Then and Now MATTHEW C. HANSEN, Boise State University JEAN E. HOWARD, Columbia University 7ZHHGVPXLU5RRP SANDRA A. LOGAN, Michigan State University Leaders: JEAN-CHRISTOPHE MAYER, RANDALL MARTIN, University of New Brunswick )UHQFK1DWLRQDO&HQWUHIRU6FLHQWLÀF5HVHDUFK JOHN M. MUCCIOLO, Glen Ridge Public Schools and NORIKO SUMIMOTO, Meisei University ANNE M. MYERS, University of Missouri VIN NARDIZZI, University of British Columbia PETER S. DONALDSON, Massachusetts Institute of CHLOE KATHLEEN PREEDY, University of Exeter Technology GERALDO U. DE SOUSA, University of Kansas GABRIEL EGAN, De Montfort University JENNIFER C. VAUGHT, University of Louisiana, Lafayette ALAN B. FARMER, Ohio State University WILLIAM M. HAMLIN, Washington State University Seminar: Popularity in Early ATSUHIKO HIROTA, Kyoto University Modern England ADAM G. HOOKS, University of Iowa PIP WILLCOX, University of Oxford &RUWHV,VODQG5RRP Leader: JEFF DOTY, West Texas A&M Seminar: Shakespeare and University Contagion DIANA BARNES, University of Queensland :DGGLQJWRQ5RRP HEIDI C. CRAIG, University of Toronto Leaders: MARY FLOYD-WILSON, University of VALERIE ANN DENNIS, West Texas A&M University North Carolina and DARRYL CHALK, University of PENELOPE H. GENG, University of Southern California Southern Queensland MUSA GURNIS, Washington University ROZE HENTSCHELL, Colorado State University SABINA ZHOMARTOVNA AMANBAYEVA, University of ANDRÁS KISÉRY, City College of New York Delaware PETER LAKE, Vanderbilt University J. F. BERNARD, Champlain College LUCIA MARTINEZ, Reed College JOHN CHARLES ESTABILLO, University of Toronto KELLY M. NEIL, Appalachian State University JENNIFER FEATHER, University of North Carolina, JACQUELINE VANHOUTTE, University of North Texas Greensboro JENNIFER FORSYTH, Kutztown University Seminar: The Post- AMY KENNY, University of California, Riverside Shakespearean Seventeenth TRIPTHI PILLAI, Coastal Carolina University Century JAMES SCHIFFER, SUNY, New Paltz JESSICA TOOKER, Indiana University, Bloomington :DWHUIURQW%5RRP:DWHUIURQW EMILY WEISSBOURD, Bryn Mawr College Leader: JEREMY LOPEZ, University of Toronto CLIFFORD WERIER, Mount Royal University

MEGHAN C. ANDREWS, University of Texas, Austin Seminar: Shakespeare and LISA M. BARKSDALE-SHAW, Michigan State University CHRISTINA MARIE CARLSON, Emerson College Early Modern Historiographies DARLENE FARABEE, University of South Dakota &KHDNDPXV5RRP:DWHUIURQW CAITLIN MCHUGH, University of Minnesota Leader: DAN BREEN, Ithaca College DAVID MCINNIS, University of Melbourne GORDON MCMULLAN, King’s College London MEREDITH BEALES, Washington University LUCY MUNRO, King’s College London JOSEPH BOWLING, Graduate Center, CUNY REBECCA MUNSON, University of California, Los Angeles PHILIP GOLDFARB, University of Chicago EOIN PRICE, Swansea University BRIAN J. HARRIES, Concordia University JOANNE ROCHESTER, University of Saskatchewan DEANNA MALVESTI, Boston College LAUREN SHOHET, Villanova University ALLISON MACHLIS MEYER, Seattle University AMEER SOHRAWARDY, Rutgers University, Newark GAYWYN E. MOORE, Gustavus Adolphus College

11 Thursday, 2 April

ANNE-MARIE E. SCHULER, Central State University AMY FREED, Stanford University ELIZABETH ELAINE TAVARES, University of Illinois, DOUGLAS E. GREEN, Augsburg College Urbana-Champaign DOUGLAS J. KING, Gannon University DENISE A. WALEN, Vassar College BRIAN K. KNIGHT, University of Wisconsin SIMONE WALLER, Northwestern University PAUL MENZER, Mary Baldwin College HARRY AUSTIN WHITVER, University of Alabama DANIEL D. MOSS, Southern Methodist University LEHUA YIM, San Francisco State University DAVID NICOL, Dalhousie University SIMON PALFREY, Brasenose College Oxford Seminar: Shakespeare and the Seasons Seminar: Shakespeare’s *DULEDOGL5RRP Sonnets Now 0DFNHQ]LH,5RRP:DWHUIURQW Leader: AMY L. TIGNER, University of Texas, Arlington Leaders: HANNAH CRAWFORTH, King’s College London and ELIZABETH SCOTT-BAUMANN, ANDREW FLECK, San Jose State University King’s College London MAURICE HUNT, Baylor University REBECCA LAROCHE, University of Colorado, Colorado GAYLE GASKILL, St. Catherine University Springs MARC GEISLER, Western Washington University JENNIFER MUNROE, University of North Carolina, IMTIAZ HABIB, Old Dominion University Charlotte PETER T. H ADORN, University of Wisconsin, Platteville HILLARY NUNN, University of Akron AMANDA HENRICHS, Indiana University DOROTHY R. TODD, University of Georgia KRISTINE A. JOHANSON, University of Amsterdam KATHERINE NICOLE WALKER, University of North Carolina AMANDA O. KELLOGG, LaGrange College LYNNE MAGNUSSON, University of Toronto Seminar: Shakespeare and RUSS MCDONALD, Goldsmiths College London MICHAEL W. P ETERSEN, Wright College Transcendence JONATHAN POST, University of California, Los Angeles 7HUUDFH5RRP:DWHUIURQW SHANKAR RAMAN, Massachusetts Institute of Leader: TRAVIS DECOOK, Carleton University Technology CATHY SHRANK, 8QLYHUVLW\RI6KHIÀHOG

ALICE A. DAILEY, Villanova University DENI KASA, University of Toronto Seminar: The Two Gentlemen SAM KAUFMAN, University of Toronto of Verona GARY KUCHAR, University of Victoria CHARLES LAPORTE, University of Washington *DOLDQR,VODQG5RRP JENNIFER RUST, St. Louis University Leaders: ELIZABETH RIVLIN, Clemson MELISSA BETH SCHUBERT, Biola University University and MELISSA WALTER, University CHANCE WOODS, Vanderbilt University of the Fraser Valley DENIS YAROW, University of Toronto BRUCE YOUNG, Brigham Young University WILLIAM C. CARROLL, Boston University JOHN D. COX, Hope College Workshop: Shakespearean MATT KOZUSKO, Ursinus College Scene-Writing JAMES N. LOEHLIN, University of Texas, Austin SONIA MASSAI, King’s College London 1RRWND5RRP:DWHUIURQW ROLF O. MUELLER, Fanny-Leicht-Gymnasium, Leader: SCOTT MAISANO, University of Stuttgart Massachusetts Boston DAVID SCHALKWYK, Queen Mary University London JONATHAN LAWRENCE SIRCY, Charleston Southern ANDREW BARNABY, University of Vermont University ERIC ALEXANDER G. BINNIE, Hendrix College RENFANG TANG, University of Hull MARY BAINE CAMPBELL, Brandeis University

12 Seminar: Women’s Alliances FRIDAY, 3 APRIL Mackenzie II Room, Waterfront Leaders: DEBORAH UMAN, St. John Fisher 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. College and MARY TRULL, St. Olaf College Registration and Book Exhibits CRISTINA LEON ALFAR, Hunter College, CUNY ANN C. CHRISTENSEN, University of Houston British Columbia Foyer and KATHARINE CLELAND, Virginia Tech University Saturna Island Room EVELYN GAJOWSKI, University of Nevada, Las Vegas ANNE M. GILL, Hampton, United Kingdom 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. EMILY ISAACSON, Heidelberg University CHRISTINA LUCKYJ, Dalhousie University JESSICA MCCALL, Delaware Valley College Trustees’ Breakfast for SARA MORRISON, William Jewell College Graduate Students SUSAN G. O’MALLEY, City University of New York Vancouver Island Room JONATHAN SHELLEY, University of California KATHRYN SWANTON, University of Chicago Open to all graduate student members. MELISSA WELSHANS, Syracuse University

3:45 to 5:30 p.m. 8:00 to 8:45 a.m.

Meeting of the Editorial Board Annual General Meeting of the of Shakespeare Studies International Shakespeare Room 1407 Association 3DFLÀF%DOOURRP

6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Meeting and their guests. Opening Reception 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. British Columbia Ballroom Fairmont Hotel Vancouver Plenary Panel Session: Shakespeare and the Cut The reception is open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Meeting and their guests. Registrants British Columbia Room and guests must show SAA nametags to enter. Session Organizer: BRUCE R. SMITH Chair: DIANA E. HENDERSON, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

BRUCE R. SMITH, University of Southern California Rethinking Cuts in an Age of Distraction

MICHAEL DOBSON, Shakespeare Institute Becoming Uncut: Enlightenment Hamlets and the Ontology of Performance

13 Friday, 3 April

THOMAS CARTELLI, Muhlenberg College KAREN NEWMAN, Brown University Playing the Cut: Shakespeare Staged Continental Shakespeare Three Ways in Annie Dorsen’s $3LHFH of Work, Matias Pineiro’s Viola, and SU FANG NG, University of Oklahoma Dmitry Krymov’s 0LGVXPPHU1LJKW·V Hamlet and Arabic Literary Networks Dream 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. Annual Luncheon Coffee Break British Columbia Ballroom Baked Books courtesy of The Bedford Shakespeare Presiding: REBECCA BUSHNELL, University of Pennsylvania %ULWLVK&ROXPELD)R\HU Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Meeting. Tickets for guests’ luncheons may be purchased at the registration tables (based on Panel Session: Shakespeare’s availability). Conversional Ecologies 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. 3DFLÀF%DOOURRP Session Organizer: PAUL YACHNIN Seminar: Animal Materialisms Chair: HEIDI BRAYMAN HACKEL, University of California, Riverside &RUWHV,VODQG5RRP Leader: KAREN RABER, University of JANE DEGENHARDT, University of Mississippi Massachusetts, Amherst Theaters at Sea: 3HULFOHV and BENJAMIN BERTRAM, University of Southern Maine Conversion ANNA BESKIN, Fordham University KEITH M. BOTELHO, Kennesaw State University DANIEL G. BRAYTON, Middlebury College STEVEN MULLANEY, University of Michigan PERRY DANIEL GUEVARA, Emory University Place, Architecture, and Inhabited NICHOLAS RYAN HELMS, University of Alabama Ecologies: Mapping the Conversion of JAMES KEARNEY, University of California, Santa Barbara the Jews in Shakespeare’s London IAN MACINNES, Albion College MONICA MATFFELD, University of British Columbia PAUL YACHNIN, McGill University KATHRYN KAREN WILL, University of Michigan The Character of Conversion DEBORAH WILLIS, University of California, Riverside

Panel Session: Transnational Seminar: Early Modern Shakespeare Aesthetics British Ballroom 0DFNHQ]LH,,5RRP:DWHUIURQW Session Organizer: SU FANG NG Leaders: KATHERINE ATTIÉ, Towson University Chair: VIN NARDIZZI, University of British and JOEL SLOTKIN, Towson University Columbia SIBYLLE BAUMBACH, University of Mainz CALLAN DAVIES, University of Exeter BARBARA FUCHS, University of California, NOOR DESAI, Bard College Los Angeles JENNIFER HIGGINBOTHAM, Ohio State University Englishing Shakespeare

14 Friday, 3 April

CHRISTOPHER PYE, Williams College NGARA NOEMIE NDIAYE, Columbia University JENNIFER ROYSTON, Michigan State University IAN SMITH, Lafayette College ANDREA F. V AN NORT, United States Air Force Academy SANDRA MICHELE YOUNG, University of Cape Town YOLANA WASSERSUG, Dalhousie University Seminar: Entertainments and Seminar: Early Modern Early Modern Plays Food Systems 0RUHVE\,VODQG5RRP 1RRWND5RRP:DWHUIURQW Leaders: LAURIE JOHNSON, University of Leader: HILLARY EKLUND, Loyola University Southern Queensland and JAMES MARDOCK, New Orleans University of Nevada

STEPHANIE CHAMBERLAIN, Southeast Missouri State HARDIN AASAND, Indiana-Purdue University, Fort Wayne University EMMA LESLEY DEPLEDGE, University of Fribourg MICHELLE M. DOWD, University of North Carolina, ALISON FINDLAY, University of Lancaster Greensboro SARA GUTMANN, SUNY, University at Buffalo ERNST GERHARDT, Laurentian University CONOR O’SULLIVAN, University of California, VICTORIA ANN JACKSON, Shakespeare Institute Los Angeles DAVID J. MORROW, College of Saint Rose KEVIN QUARMBY, Oxford College, Emory University DAVID RUITER, University of Texas, El Paso LAUREN MARGARET SHEPHERD, University of Toronto ROB WAKEMAN, University of Maryland KRISTINA SUTHERLAND, University of Georgia J. CASE TOMPKINS, Purdue University Seminar: Early Modern Prose LAURA WILLIAMSON-AMBROSE, St. Mary’s College 7ZHHGVPXLU5RRP Seminar: Error in Early Leaders: BROOKE CONTI, State University Modern Studies, Part Two of New York, Brockport and TODD BUTLER, Washington State University :DWHUIURQW$5RRP:DWHUIURQW Leader: ADAM ZUCKER, University of ALEXANDRA MILLS BLOCK, University of California, Massachusetts, Amherst Merced LARA A. DODDS, Mississippi State University JAMES P. B EDNARZ, Long Island University JOSEPH NAVITSKY, West Chester University MEGAN COOK, Colby College MELISSA J. JONES, Eastern Michigan University Seminar: Early Modern Race / JULIAN LAMB, Chinese University of Hong Kong Ethnic / Diaspora Studies KENT R. LEHNHOF, Chapman University ZACHARY LESSER, University of Pennsylvania :DWHUIURQW%5RRP:DWHUIURQW NICHOLAS MOSCHOVAKIS, Bethesda, Maryland Leaders: PETER ERICKSON, Northwestern HARRY REX NEWMAN, University of Kent University and KIM F. H ALL, Barnard College VIMALA C. PASUPATHI, Hofstra University LAUREN ROBERTSON, Washington University POMPA BANERJEE, University of Colorado Denver BENEDICT ROBINSON, SUNY, Stony Brook URVASHI CHAKRAVARTY, George Mason University JESSICA TABAK, Brown University VANESSA CORREDERA, Andrews University MICHAEL WEST, Columbia University MEGHAN DALY COSTA, Northwestern University CHLOE RACHEL WHEATLEY, Trinity College RUBEN ESPINOSA, University of Texas, El Paso KYLE GRADY, University of Michigan JOHN KUNAT, Sonoma State University ARTHUR L. LITTLE, JR., University of California, Los Angeles LYNN M. MAXWELL, Spelman University CARMEN MARIE MEZA, Ohio State University

15 Friday, 3 April Seminar: Landscape, Space, Seminar: Play Openings and Place in Early Modern 3ULQFHVV/RXLVD5RRP:DWHUIURQW Literature, Part Two Leaders: JOEL BENABU, University of 0DODVSLQD5RRP:DWHUIURQW Ottawa and RICHARD L. NOCHIMSON, Yeshiva University Leaders: JULIE SANDERS, University of Nottingham and GARRETT A. SULLIVAN, BRETT GAMBOA, Dartmouth College Pennsylvania State University ANNE F. G OSSAGE, Eastern Kentucky University JACOB A. HEIL, Five Colleges of Ohio ELIZABETH V. A COSTA, Wayne State University JAMES HIRSH, Georgia State University MARY A. BLACKSTONE, University of Regina ARTHUR F. K INNEY, University of Massachusetts SUSAN COMILANG, Laurel, Maryland OLIVER MORGAN, University of Geneva KATIE DAVISON, University of British Columbia CASS MORRIS, American Shakespeare Center CLAIRE MCEWEN DUNCAN, University of Toronto BARRY NASS, Hofstra University CLAIRE EAGER, University of Virginia KELLY J. STAGE, University of Nebraska CHRISTOPHER FOLEY, University of California, Santa Barbara GAVIN HOLLIS, Hunter College, CUNY Seminar: Shakespeare and STEPHANIE ELIZABETH HUNT, Rutgers University Advertising RODERICK H. MCKEOWN, University of Toronto *DOLDQR,VODQG5RRP JESSIE HERRADA NANCE, University of Oregon LAURENCE JAMES PUBLICOVER, University of Bristol Leaders: DEBORAH CARTMELL, De Montfort LAUREN J. ROGENER, University of North Texas University and SIOBHAN KEENAN, De Montfort SUZANNE MARIE TARTAMELLA, Henderson State University University MINTA ZLOMKE, Brown University MELISSA D. AARON, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Seminar: Ovid in Early Modern DAVID J. BAKER, University of North Carolina SUSAN BENNETT, University of Calgary Culture CLARA CALVO, Universidad de Murcia %RDUGURRP5RRP KATE SONYA HARVEY, National University of Ireland, Galway Leader: JOYCE GREEN MACDONALD, GRAHAM HOLDERNESS, University of Hertfordshire University of Kentucky JENNIFER R. HOLL, Rhode Island College COURTNEY LEHMANN, 8QLYHUVLW\RIWKH3DFLÀF ANTHONY GERARD BARTHELEMY, University of Miami JAMI ROGERS, University of Warwick CHRISTIAN MICHAEL BILLING, University of Hull CATHERINE E. THOMAS, College of Charleston EDWARD GIESKES, University of South Carolina FRANCES L. HELPHINSTINE, Morehead State University ELIZABETH A. HUTCHEON, Huntingdon College Seminar: Shakespeare and / in JOSEPH M. ORTIZ, University of Texas, El Paso Canada MICHAEL D. SLATER, College at Brockport *DULEDOGL5RRP LISA S. STARKS-ESTES, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Leader: JENNIFER DROUIN, University of DAVID A. SUMMERS, Capital University Alabama WILLIAM W. W EBER, Yale University ANDREW BRETZ, University of Guelph PETER KULING, Wilfrid Laurier University ELIZABETH PENTLAND, York University

16 Friday, 3 April Seminar: Shakespeare and the Seminar: Writing New Histories Matter of Wit of Embodiment, Part One &KHDNDPXV5RRP:DWHUIURQW :DGGLQJWRQ5RRP Leader: IAN MUNRO, University of California, Leader: GAIL KERN PASTER, Irvine Folger Shakespeare Library

RONDA ARAB, Simon Fraser University RINKU CHATTERJEE, Redmond, Washington PAVNEET SINGH AULAKH, Vanderbilt University DOROTHEA COBLENTZ, Emory University J. ANTHONY BURTON, University of Massachusetts JEAN E. FEERICK, John Carroll University DAN PAUL CHILDERS, University of Southern LIANNE HABINEK, Bard College Mississippi BRONWYN JOHNSTON, University of Toronto KYLE DIROBERTO, University of Arizona South NATASHA KORDA, Wesleyan University MAYA MATHUR, University of Mary Washington JESSE M. LANDER, University of Notre Dame JESSICA L. WINSTON, Idaho State University RAASHI RASTOGI, Northwestern University LAUREN BETH WEINDLING, University of Southern Seminar: Shakespeare’s California DAVID H. WOOD, Northern Michigan University Foreign Policy 7HUUDFH5RRP:DWHUIURQW 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. Leader: THOMAS P. A NDERSON, Mississippi State University Voice Intensive Workshop Elemental Shakespeare THOMAS J. MORETTI, Iona College JOSHUA S. SMITH, Pennsylvania State University 5RRI5RRP

Workshop: Using Data in Workshop Leader: BRAD GIBSON, Langara Shakespeare Studies College 0DFNHQ]LH,5RRP:DWHUIURQW Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Meeting and their guests. Leader: ERIC M. JOHNSON, Folger Shakespeare Library 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. MARK BAYER, University of Texas, San Antonio KRISTEN ABBOTT BENNETT, Stonehill College Editorial Board Meeting for KURT DAW, San Francisco State University Shakespeare Quarterly JASON M. DEMETER, Marymount University KRISTIN DENSLOW, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay 9DQFRXYHU,VODQG5RRP LAURA A. ESTILL, Texas A&M University TOBY MALONE, University of Waterloo 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. NOVA MYHILL, New College of Florida DANIELLE ROSVALLY, Tufts University Reception CHRISTAL SEAHORN, University of Houston, Clear Lake MATTHEW MCARTHUR STOKES, Boston University Sponsored by The Norton JESUS TRONCH PEREZ, Universitat de València Shakespeare, Third Edition STEPHEN WITTEK, McGill University and Digital Edition MARY ERICA ZIMMER, Boston University Waterfront Ballroom

Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Meeting and their guests.

17 JENTERY SAYERS, University of Victoria SATURDAY, 4 APRIL 6RPH0HWKRGLFDO%HQHÀWVRI+DQGVRQ Approaches to English and History 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. CHRISTOPHER WARREN, Carnegie Mellon Meeting of the Editorial Board University of the Internet Shakespeare Thinking the Early Modern Relation 7ZHHGVPXLU5RRP with Six Degrees of Francis Bacon

8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon

Information and Book Exhibits Workshop for Teachers: %ULWLVK&ROXPELD)R\HUDQG Unpacking Shakespeare’s 6DWXUQD,VODQG5RRP Toolbox: Wordcraft and Stagecraft for the Classroom 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. :DWHUIURQW&5RRP:DWHUIURQW Workshop Leaders: SARAH ENLOE, Panel Session: Shakespeare’s CASS MORRIS, AND RALPH ALAN COHEN, Girls American Shakespeare Center Education Columbia Ballroom Department and MARY HARTMAN, Director Session Organizer: DEANNE WILLIAMS of Education, Bard on the Beach Chair: RUSS MCDONALD, Goldsmith College London 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.

HEATHER JAMES, University of Southern California Coffee Break Shakespeare’s Juliet and Ovid’s Myth %ULWLVK&ROXPELD)R\HU of Girlhood 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. DEANNE WILLIAMS, York University Shakespeare and the Girl Masquer Panel Session: Faith and CAROLINE BICKS, Boston College Eco-Practice in Shakespeare’s Incited Minds: Rethinking England Shakespeare’s Girls Columbia Ballroom Panel Session: The Way We Session Organizer: TIFFANY JO WERTH Chair: STEPHEN GUY-BRAY, University of Think Now: Shakespearean British Columbia Studies in the Digital Turn British Ballroom FRANCES E. DOLAN, University of California, Davis Session Organizer: ELLEN MACKAY Biodynamic Viticulture and the Chair: GINA BLOOM, University of California, Davis Pre-Modern

ELLEN MACKAY, Indiana University Digital Theater History and the Sense of Lost Performance 18 Saturday, 4 April

ROBERT N. WATSON, University of California, 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Los Angeles Protestant Animals: How the Lunch Concessions Reformation Led to Animal Protection %ULWLVK&ROXPELD)R\HU in Late-Renaissance England

TIFFANY JO WERTH, Simon Fraser University 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. “Of Sundrie kinds?” Creatures of Stone and their Gods Publications Workshop How to Get Published in a Panel Session: Renaissance Journal Biopolitics: Flower, Skin, Child 9DQFRXYHU,VODQG5RRP British Ballroom Workshop Leader: SUSAN GREEN, Session Organizer: JOSEPH CAMPANA Editor, 7KH+XQWLQJWRQ/LEUDU\4XDUWHUO\. Chair: PAUL BUDRA, Simon Fraser University Previously scheduled individual meetings to follow. PATRICIA CAHILL, Emory University Pinch-spotted Pards and the 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. Biopolitics of Communal Skins Reception JOSEPH CAMPANA, Rice University Digital Renaissance Editions Re: Birth, or, the Biopolitical Child Launch GRAHAM HAMMILL, University of Buffalo, SUNY 5RRI5RRP The Biopolitical Renaissance Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual Meeting and their guests. Panel Session: Tragic Women, Comic Roles: Transforming 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Greek and Italian Models 3DFLÀF%DOOURRP Panel Session: Playing with Session Organizer: TANYA POLLARD Disability in Early Modern Chair: STEVE MENTZ, St. John’s University Theater British Ballroom PAMELA ALLEN BROWN, University of Connecticut, Stamford Session Organizer and Chair: “How her Brain Coins!” The Counterfeit RICHARD PREISS, University of Utah Diva in The Two Noble Kinsmen ALLISON P. H OBGOOD, Williamette University TANYA POLLARD, Brooklyn College Desiring Difference Transforming Greek Tragic Heroines in 7ZHOIWK1LJKW GENEVIEVE LOVE, Colorado College The Work of the Incomplete SUSANNE L. WOFFORD, New York University Recognizing Euripides: $OFHVWLV WILLIAM N. WEST, Northwestern University 0XFK$GRDERXW1RWKLQJ and The Player Whip’t: Corpsing, Dying, 7KH:LQWHU·V7DOH Being Out

19 Saturday, 4 April

Roundtable: Shakespeare and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. the Ethics of War Columbia Ballroom Seminar: Animal Encounters Session Organizers: PATRICK GRAY and 0DFNHQ]LH,,5RRP:DWHUIURQW DAVID LOEWENSTEIN Leaders: HOLLY DUGAN, George Washington Moderator: ALICE DAILEY, Villanova University University and KARL STEEL, Brooklyn College, CUNY PATRICK GRAY, Durham University Honor as Casus Belli in Shakespeare REBECCA BACH, University of Alabama, Birmingham FREDERIKA BAIN, University of Hawai’i, Manoa DAVID LOEWENSTEIN, University of Wisconsin CHRISTOPHER M. CLARY, Emory and Henry College Shakespeare on War and the Language JOHN W. E LLIS-ETCHISON, Rice University SEAN HENRY, University of Victoria of Religion ERIN K. KELLY, Ohio State University CATHERINE S.I. LISAK, Université Bordeaux Montaigne FRANZISKA QUABECK, Universität Münster ELIZABETH MATHIE, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Just War Theory in Shakespeare TOBIAS MENELY, University of California, Davis BRETT MIZELLE, California State University, Long Beach PAUL STEVENS, University of Toronto JAN STIRM, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Shakespeare and the Pleasures of War STEVEN SWARBRICK, Brown University

Panel Session: “Wherefore Seminar: Fiction in base?” Shakespeare and Shakespeare Political Economy 0DODVSLQD5RRP:DWHUIURQW 3DFLÀF%DOOURRP Leaders: AARON KUNIN, Pomona College and Session Organizer: DONALD HEDRICK HENRY S. TURNER, Rutgers University Chair: CURTIS PERRY, University of Illinois, JAMES CHRISTOPHER BEAVER, Brown University Urbana-Champaign LIZA BLAKE, University of Toronto DREW DANIEL, Johns Hopkins University RICHARD HALPERN, New York University DOUG ESKEW, Colorado State University, Pueblo “Thy Bloody and Invisible Hand”: JAY FARNESS, Northern Arizona University Shakespearean Tragedy and the Birth STEPHEN MERRIAM FOLEY, Brown University of Political Economy DAVID HERSHINOW, Princeton University WENDY HYMAN, Oberlin College CRYSTAL BARTOLOVICH, Syracuse University VICTORIA KAHN, University of California Capitalizing on Shakespeare’s Afterlife DAVID LANDRETH, University of California SONYA FREEMAN LOFTIS, Morehouse College KEVIN PASK, Concordia University DONALD HEDRICK, Kansas State University TRAVIS D. WILLIAMS, University of Rhode Island Falstaff in Post-Marxism

20 Saturday, 4 April

Seminar: Form, Complexity, DONNA WOODFORD-GORMLEY, New Mexico Highlands and Computation University JAYME M. YEO, Belmont University 7ZHHGVPXLU5RRP Leaders: JOSEPH LOEWENSTEIN, Washington Seminar: Queer Shakespeare University and ANUPAM BASU, Washington &KHDNDPXV5RRP:DWHUIURQW University Leader: GORAN STANIVUKOVIC, St. Mary’s DOUGLAS BRUSTER, University of Texas, Austin University LAURA MANDELL, Texas A&M University CARL STAHMER, University of California, Santa Barbara VALERIE C. BILLING, Knox College MICHAEL ULLYOT, University of Calgary BRENT DAWSON, Davidson College MICHAEL WITMORE, Folger Shakespeare Library MARIO DIGANGI, Lehman College, CUNY JOHN GARRISON, Carroll University Seminar: Memory and Musical AMY GREENSTADT, Portland State University STEPHEN GUY-BRAY, University of British Columbia Performance JEFFREY MASTEN, Northwestern University 3ULQFHVV/RXLVD:DWHUIURQW IAN FREDERICK MOULTON, Arizona State University ANTHONY GUY PATRICIA, Concord University Leaders: LINDA PHYLLIS AUSTERN, KIRK QUINSLAND, Fordham University MANDA UBANKS Northwestern University and A E WILLIAM STOCKTON, Clemson University WINKLER, Syracuse University NATHAN SZYMANSKI, Simon Fraser University CHRISTINE VARNADO, SUNY, University at Buffalo STEPHEN M. BUHLER, University of Nebraska, Lincoln WILLIAM GERMANO, Cooper Union CATHERINE A. HENZE, University of Wisconsin, Seminar: Reading Essex Green Bay *DULEDOGL5RRP KENDRA LEONARD, Silent Film Sound and Music Archive Leader: HANK DOBIN, Washington and Lee TESSIE PRAKAS, Kenyon College University SARAH WILLIAMS, University of South Carolina BYEONGKEE YANG, Brandeis University CHRIS FITTER, Rutgers University, Camden MATTHEW ZARNOWIECKI, Touro College GRACE IOPPOLO, University of Reading ALAN STEWART, Columbia University Workshop: New Models for ALZADA TIPTON, Elmhurst College Mobilizing Undergraduate Research Seminar: Reappraising :DWHUIURQW$5RRP:DWHUIURQW The Revenger’s Tragedy Leaders: JANELLE JENSTAD, University of %RDUGURRP5RRP Victoria and KIM MCLEAN-FIANDER, University Leader: GRETCHEN E. MINTON, Montana of Victoria State University

TASSIE GNIADY, Indiana University MARK JAMES DAHLQUIST, University of Southern NICOLA M. IMBRACSIO, Saginaw Valley State University Mississippi DIANE JAKACKI, Bucknell University MEGAN JEAN DARBY, Pennsylvania State University MICHAEL MCCLINTOCK, Bridgewater State University SUZANNE GOSSETT, Loyola University Chicago KATHERINE MCPHERSON, Utah Valley University HEATHER HIRSCHFELD, University of Tennessee KATHRYN M. MONCRIEF, Washington College KAREN SAWYER MARSALEK, St. Olaf College JESSICA SLIGHTS, Acadia University IAN MCADAM, University of Lethbridge KRISTIANE R. STAPLETON, University of Houston ANDREW D. MCCARTHY, University of Tennessee, KIRILKA STAVREVA, Cornell College Chattanooga

21 Saturday, 4 April

CAROL THOMAS NEELY, University of Illinois, Seminar: Shakespeare and Urbana-Champaign the Novel ERIC D. VIVIER, Mississippi State University *DOLDQR,VODQG5RRP Seminar: Re-Mediating Leader: DANIEL POLLACK-PELZNER, /LQÀHOG Shakespeare College

1RRWND5RRP:DWHUIURQW ROBERT C. BESHERE, South University, High Point Leader: JOSHUA CALHOUN, University of WALTER I. COHEN, University of Michigan Wisconsin JENNIFER FLAHERTY, Georgia College and State University EN ACOBSEN Sir Wilfred Grenfell College ANSTON BOSMAN, Amherst College K R. J , DAM ITZES University of North Dakota JONATHAN BURTON, Whittier College A K , HILO AE C IFF Cornell University LEZLIE C. CROSS, University of Nevada, Las Vegas S R M G , OHNATHAN OPE Memorial University of NOAM TZVI LIOR, University of Toronto J P , Newfoundland KATE RUMBOLD, University of Birmingham Seminar: Shakespeare and Ballads Seminar: Shakespeare and the &RUWHV,VODQG5RRP Philosophy of Action Leader: PATRICIA FUMERTON, University of :DWHUIURQW%5RRP:DWHUIURQW California, Santa Barbara Leader: ANDREW ESCOBEDO, Ohio University DAVID JOHN BAKER, University of North Carolina ARAH ECKWITH Duke University CLAIRE M. BUSSE, La Salle University S B , AMES ERG Middlebury College AMRITA DHAR, University of Michigan J E. B , ARA OODIN University of Oklahoma ERIKA T. L IN, George Mason University S C , ARS NGLE University of Tulsa KRIS MCABEE, University of Arkansas, Little Rock L E , RIN ATHLEEN ELLY Rutgers University, New JESSICA C. MURPHY, University of Texas, Dallas E K K , Brunswick MEGAN PALMER-BROWNE, University of California, Santa Barbara AMIR KHAN, University of Ottawa OBERT NAPP Reed College ROCHELLE SMITH, Frostburg State University R S. K , OSS NECHT University of Queensland RACHEL J. WILLIE, Bangor University R M. K , ANDREW MOORE, St. Thomas University ROBERT B. PIERCE, Oberlin College Seminar: Shakespeare and TRACEY SEDINGER, University of North Colorado Film Form ANDREW SISSON, Johns Hopkins University 0DFNHQ]LH,5RRP:DWHUIURQW RICHARD VAN OORT, University of Victoria LAWRENCE N. WEISS, Statesboro, Georgia Leader: BRIAN WALSH, Yale University

BARBARA JANE BONO, SUNY, University at Buffalo Seminar: Shakespearean MELISSA CROTEAU, California Baptist University Horizons SAMUEL CROWL, Ohio University 0RUHVE\,VODQG5RRP MICHAEL D. FRIEDMAN, University of Scranton SCOTT A. HOLLIFIELD, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Leader: PATRICIA BADIR, University of British COPPÉLIA H. KAHN, Brown University Columbia BILL KERWIN, University of Missouri NIAMH J. O’LEARY, Xavier University DEVIN L. BYKER, Boston University AMITY READING, DePauw University SARAH CROVER, University of British Columbia SIMON RYLE, 6YHXĆLOLåWHX6SOLWX ALEXANDRA FERRETTI, University of Alabama RAHUL SAPRA, Ryerson University JESSIE GURD, University of Wisconsin MARIANGELA TEMPERA, Universitá degli Studi de Ferrara LLOYD EDWARD KERMODE, California State University, Long Beach 22 Saturday, 4 April

STEPHEN XAVIER MEAD, Saint Martin’s University 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. INEKE MURAKAMI, SUNY, University of Albany KATE E. MYERS, University of Oregon JAMIE PARIS, University of British Columbia Talk: Engaging Your Community KAY STANTON, California State University, Fullerton through Shakespeare BRONWEN WILSON, University of East Anglia 3DFLÀF%DOOURRP MYRA EMILY WRIGHT, Queens College, CUNY Discussion Leaders: CHRISTOPHER GAZE, Founding Artistic Director, Bard on the Beach Seminar: Uncharacteristic and MARY HARTMAN, Director of Education, Shakespeare Bard on the Beach 7HUUDFH5RRP:DWHUIURQW Open to all registrants for the 43rd Annual ARA OVILSKY University of Oregon Leader: L B , Meeting and their guests.

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