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10:00 PM Academic Hall PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAM Canadian Theatre Review APRIL 27 7:00 – PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAM 10:00 PM Academic Canadian Theatre Review 169: Theatre and Sports Hall Special Issue hosted by the University of Toronto Press/ le lancement de numéro spécial organisée par la Presse de l'Université de Toronto The launch includes a cash bar and complimentary hors d'oeuvres. The evening will be hosted by editor Peter Kuling from the University of Ottawa Theatre department and features a performance by playwright Colleen Sutton from her recently published one-woman play RiderGirl. Le lancement comprendra un bar payant et des hors-d'œuvre gratuits. La soirée sera animée par l'éditeur Peter Kuling, professeur adjoint au département de théâtre de l'Université d'Ottawa, suivit d'une performance par Colleen Sutton de sa pièce RiderGirl, récemment publiée. VENDREDI, 28 AVRIL / FRIDAY, APRIL 28TH 8:30 AM Registration /L’inscription 9:00 – Academic Welcoming Remarks/ Remarques D’accueil 9:30 AM Hall Kevin Kee, Dean of Faculty of Arts, University of Ottawa. Conference Committee 9:30 – Academic Keynote Lecture / Conférencier invité 11:00 Hall Freddie Rokem (Tel-Aviv University) AM The Origins of Violence: Walter Benjamin's Dramaturgy of Stereotypes Chair/ Présidente Yana Meerzon (University of Ottawa). 11:00 – Coffee Break/Pause Café 11:15 AM 11:15AM Concurrent Panel Sessions/ Séances Simultanées – 12:45 Panel/Séance 1 – Refuge(e) PM Chair: Présidente Yana Meerzon, University of Ottawa Academic Ø Nedeljkovic, Vukasin (Dublin institute of Technology). Asylum Archive: an Archive of Asylum and Hall Direct Provision in Ireland Ø Schult, Tanja (Stockholm University). Migration on Display in the White Cube Ø Soltana, Sonia (Chercheuse indépendante). Entre L’installation et le Dessin, la Migration Face à la Cruauté Médiatique Panel/ Séance 2– Neoliberal Multiculturalism in the Americas Chair: Présidente Alvina Ruprecht, Carleton University Ø Batchelor, Brian (York University). Looking for New Stories: Canada, Neoliberal Subjectivities and Indigenous Migration from Chiapas 310 Ø Gonzalez, Irvin (University of California). No Bailes de Caballito: An Analysis of Corporate Media Images, Mexicanness, and U.S. Multiculturalism Ø Havranová, Katarína (Masaryk University). The Image of the Latina Woman in Hispanic-American Theater Panel/ Séance 3- Sensations and Pathos of Migration Chair/Presidente: Natalia Vesselova, University of Ottawa Ø Terracciano, Alda (University College London). Mapping Memory Routes -a Multisensory Approach to 309 Art, Migration and Critical Heritage Studies Ø Wugalter, Tatiana (Balsillie School of International Affairs). This Could Be My Child:” The Intersections of Pathos and Paternalism in Visual Representations of Child Refugees Ø Sotelo-Castro, Luis C (Concordia University). The Aesthetics of Intercultural Listening within a Theatrical Frame. A Case Study Panel / Séance 4 – Subverting stereotypes and the spirit of seriousness Ø Tahririha, Mahalia Golnosh (University of Ottawa). Kim’s Convenience and the Subversion of Stereotype through Sitcom 202 Ø Hamil, Mustapha (University of Windsor). Muslim Humor in Post-9/11 America: Stereotypes and the Affirmation of Identity Ø Esleben, Joerg (University of Ottawa). Migration and Satire: The Roles, Ethics, and Aesthetics of Hetero-Stereotypes and Auto-Stereotypes 1:00 – Lunch/ Déjeuner 2:30 PM Video-Presentation and Skype Interview/ Vidéo-présentation et entretien a Skype Academic Chokri Ben Chikha, Action Zoo Humain (Belgium) Hall Chair: Présidente Yana Meerzon, University of Ottawa 2:30 – Concurrent Panel Sessions/ Séances simultanées 4:00 PM Panel/ Séance 5 – Sounding Foreign? Listening to migrant voices on stage Chair/President J. Douglas Clayton (University of Ottawa) 309 Ø Ashperger, Cynthia (Ryerson University). Get Rid of Eksent? Stereotype, Language and Identity in Tongue Play Ø Babayants, Art (University of Toronto). Stereotypes, Accents and Mainstream: Theorizing a Multilingual Actor’s Phonological Struggles Ø Migliarisi, Anna (Acadian University). Acting (in) Calabrian: Tony Nardi’s 1990 Production of A Modo Suo (A Fable) Panel/ Séance 6 –The Politics of (Mis)Representation Chair/President Peter Kuling (University of Ottawa) Ø Nemeth-Kilinc, Orsolya (University of Ottawa). (Mis)representation of Forced Migration: Hungary in 310 Light of the Refugee Crisis Ø Bobadilla, Andrea (University of Western Ontario). Reproducing Stereotypes of Asylum Seekers through Designations in the ‘Protecting Canada’s Immigration System Act’ Ø Gordon, Michael (McMaster University). Constructing ‘Illegality’ in Political Discourse: Borders and Irregularity and the Humanitarian-Security Nexus 202 Panel/ Séance 7 – Applied Theatre: Politics, Praxis, Pedagogy Ø Campbell, Shelley (University of Gloucestershire). Art and Politics: Instrument of Change Ø Hughes, Shannon Elizabeth (York University). Tell it to ‘her’ Face: Conflicting the Facilitator (Applied Theatre) Ø Georgiou, Michalis (Independent Scholar, Greece). Breaking Stereotypes: Afrika!: A Theatrical Project with Refugees in Border German Cities Close to France 4:15 – Academic Round Table/Table ronde: Indigeneity and Migration on Turtle Island 6:00 PM Hall Jill Carter (University of Toronto), Daniel David Moses (Queens University), and Ric Knowles (University of Guelph) Book Launch /Lancement du livre Performing Indigeneity. Edited by Yvette Nolan and Ric Knowles. Playwrights Canada Press. 2016 Play Reading/ Mise-en-Lecture: The Shaman of Manitoulin Daniel David Moses (Queens University) 6:30 – 8 Café Conference Welcome, sponsored by the University of Ottawa, Department of Theatre PM Nostalgica Accueil des participants, commandité par le Département de théâtre de l’Université d’Ottawa Audio-Video Installation/ Installation audio-vidéo 52HZ Golbon Moltaji (Unievrsity of Ottawa) 8 PM Academic Praxis-Presentation/Présentation-spectacle Hall Teeth Show Natasha Davis Created, written and performed by Natasha Davis in collaboration with: Lucy Cash (movement), Bob Karper (sound), Marty Langthorne (lights) and workshop participants Ximena Alarcon, Isabelle Matthews, Mitsuo Nakamura, Qing Ren and Terence Walton. London, UK. *10 AM - Academic Bookstore Agora On Site/ Librairie Agora sur le Site 6:00 PM Hall (foyer) Samedi, 29 AVRIL / Saturday, April 29th 8:00 AM Registration /Registration 9:00 AM - 303 Movement Workshop/ Atelier de mouvement: 12:00 PM Choreographies of Migration: Stranger Communities. An Introduction to Migration of Gesture and Stylized Forms Organizer/Organisateur Katherine Mezur (University of California Berkeley) Participants/Participantes • Casilli, Ida (East London) • Chou, Szu-Nuo (University of Ottawa) • Tahririha, Mahalia Golnosh (University of Ottawa) • Schult, Tanja (Stockholm University) • Terracciano, Alda (University College London). • Hughes, Shannon Elizabeth (York University). • Parimala, Doss (University of Delhi) • Larcher, Anne (Université Laval) • Schahrazed, Necib (Université Kasdi Merbah Ouargla Algérie) 8:45 – Concurrent Panel Sessions/ Séances simultanées 10: 15 AM Panel/ Séance 8 – Performing Canadian Multiculturalism On/Off Stage 309 Ø Knowles, Ric (University of Guelph). Cahoots Ø Faize, Zohra (University of Ottawa). Migration Experiences of Asylum Seekers in Canada: Racism, Marginalization and Criminalization Ø Manole, Diana (University of Guelph). Accented Autobiographies: Tetsuro Shigematsu’s Deconstruction of Immigrant Stereotypes in Empire of the Son Panel/ Séance 9 – Migration and the Body (Politic) Chair/ Président: – Daniel McNeil (Carleton University) Ø Gingrich, Luann (York University). Stereotyping for Social Archetyping in Marketized Social 310 Welfare Ø O’Thomas, Mark (Newcastle University). There’ll Always Be An England – Butlins, Brexit and the Performance of Heterotopic Sovereignty Ø Kuling, Peter (University of Ottawa). Performance Patterns and Athletic Migration during the RIO 2016 Summer Olympic Games Panel/ Séance 10 – Performing France Chair/ Président: Sylvain Schryburt, University of Ottawa Academic Ø Baytas, Claire (University of Illinois). (Mis)Representations of the Paris Protests of October 17, Hall 1961 Ø Rauer, Selim (University of Minnesota). La migration des Corps dans le Temp et L’espace de la Postcolonie Ø Pehlivan, Veli (l’EHESS Paris). Se témoigner devant des institutions et des associations humanitaires : le cas de journalistes exilés à Paris 10:15 – Coffee Break/ Pause Café 10:30 AM Concurrent Panel Sessions/ Séances simultanées: 10:30 – 12:00 PM Panel / Séance 11 – Meanings of Mobility: Oil, Exotic Animals and Abortion Services Chair/Présidente: Christabelle Sethna, University of Ottawa Ø Conway, Kyle (University of Ottawa). Home and Migration in Petromodernity 309 Ø Jaclin, David (University of Ottawa). Wildlife Trafficking and Migrations of Animal Parts around the Globe/Le trafic d’animaux sauvages et ses routes migratoires autour du monde Ø Sethna, Christabelle (University of Ottawa). Incredible Journeys: Accessibility, Travel and Abortion Services Panel / Séance 12 – Disjunctured Representations of the Canadian Francophonie: Mechanisms of Inclusion and Exclusion in the Lives of French-Speaking Immigrants and Refugees (bilingual panel) Chair/Présidente: Luisa Veronis, University of Ottawa 310 Ø Luisa Veronis (University of Ottawa) and Suzanne Huot (University of Western Ontario). Introduction: L’immigration Francophone en contexte minoritaire au Canada Ø Joyce Akl (University of Ottawa). Francophone Immigrants’ Experiences of Discrimination, Racialization and Othering in Spaces of Everyday Life within Minority Communities
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