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The Australasian Association for Theatre Drama and Performance Studies

ADSA is the peak academic association promoting the study of drama in any performing medium throughout the region. ADSA represents members of staff and postgraduate students of Australasian institutions of tertiary education who are engaged in teaching, research and practice in theatre, drama and performance studies. Directors of associated theatres and members of the theatrical profession are also active members. ADSA's annual conference is usually held in July.


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Reader or Professor of Theatre Position advertised

The University of Reading (U.K.) is advertising a senior, full-time, continuing position in the Department of Film, Theatre and Television, School of Arts & Communication Design

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Performance Studies international conference #17

Camillo 2.0: Technology, Memory, Experience Utrecht University 25-29 May 2011

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On Memory and Forgetting: Between Philosophy and Performance

An open call for proposals for a roundtable hosted by the PSi Performance & Philosophy working group PSi #17, 25-29 May 2011, Utrecht

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Call for papers: Staging Sustainability—Arts Community Culture Environment

How can we produce art that reflects, celebrates, critiques and advances the cultural life of our community without contributing to the destruction of the setting that inspires these artistic endeavours? The goal of the Staging Sustainability conference is to create an opportunity for artists and those who support the arts in a myriad of ways—from scholars, critics, producers and designers to policy-makers, industry and government—to engage in interdisciplinary dialogue about the issues and challenges associated with the creation of environmentally sustainable arts practice and performance.

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Call for papers: About Performance #11: In-between Moves

The 2011 issue of About Performance is dedicated to writing about moving. Collected under the sub-title of In-between Moves articles in this issue will deal with hybrid practices and motion as their primary concerns; motion in or across forms, places, times or bodies. Guest editors Amanda Card and Justine Shih Pearson are interested in articles that address the cross-cultural, the inter-disciplinary, the trans-national, the cross-genre, the inter-generational and/or the transitional in relation to everyday/extradaily movement and/or dance.

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