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CFP: 'Theatre, Dance and Performance Training' Journal

Invitations and news from 'Theatre, Dance and Performance Training (TDPT) Journal

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ADS - Books for Review

Australasian Drama Studies has the following new books available for review -

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CFP: Titanic 1912: Soundings in Global and Media History

An interdisciplinary symposium 100 years after the sinking of the luxury liner as a transnational media event, 30 March-01 April 2012, Munich

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CFP: Enacting Nature - Ecocritical Perspectives of Indigenous Performance

Edited by Prof. Dr. Birgit Dawes and Prof. Dr. Marc Maufort.

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CFP - 'Entertaining Children: The Participation of Children in Theatre and the Entertainment Industries

Expressions of interest are invited from scholars in areas like theatre studies, sociology, children’s literature, education and labour history to contribute to an edited volume on the topic: 'Entertaining children: the participation of children in theatre and the entertainment industry'

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CFP Popular Entertainment Studies

An interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the investigation of all aspects of popular entertainment.

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Call for nominations for the biennial Rob Jordan Prize for Best Book by an ADSA Member

This is a call for nominations for the 2012 ADSA ROB JORDAN PRIZE for the best book in English on a subject related to drama, theatre or performance studies by an ADSA member in 2010-2011. ADSA members may nominate themselves or another ADSA member for this award (see the ADSA Website under PRIZES at http://www.adsa.edu.au/prizes for further information about the prize and eligibility).

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CFP: Digital Performance Futures in Australasia

Australasian Drama Studies: Special Focus Issue October 2015

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New Directions in Circus Research: A one-day Symposium

Presented by La Trobe University’s Centre for Creative Arts, Faculty of HSS and Australian Physical Theatre and Circus Association (ACAPTA)

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CFP: History, Memory and Representation

The 2012 National Taiwan University (NTU) International Theatre Conference

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Lecturer in Theatre and Performance

Faculty of Creative Arts, University of Wollongong

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Two Faculty Appointments in Theatre Studies

National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore

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"Experiencing Art", Talk by Dr Matthew Reason

Melbourne Graduate School of Education, Arts Education 2011 presents: 'Experiencing Art', Dr Matthew Reason, York St. John University, Monday 7th November 2011

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CFP - Creative Critical Pedagogy Seminar

CATR/ACRT Conference 2012, University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario (Canadian Association for Theatre Research/Association canadienne de la recherche théâtrale).

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Popular Entertainment Studies, Vol 2:2

Latest issue, September 2011, available online

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Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) - Books For Review

Glenn D’Cruz, Reviews Editor for Australasian Drama Studies, has received a number of new books for review – if you are interested in reviewing any of the books below for ADS please contact Glenn at glenn.dcruz@deakin.edu.au.

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'Pop Culture and Soft Power: Competition in East Asia', Professor Chua Beng Huat, NUS

Macgeorge Visiting Speaker, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 26th September 2011

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CFP: "Framing Lives", 8th Biennial Conference of the International Auto/Biography Association, Canberra, 18-20 July 2012

The Humanities Research Centre and National Centre of Biography at the Australian National University, in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery, present Framing Lives, the 8th Biennial Conference of the International Auto/Biography Association.

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"New Communities, New Racisms" - 4th Biennial Asian Australian Research Network Conference

As well as internationally renowned academic keynotes and a national celebrity, the event features invited panels focused on food-blogging, diversity and political representation, cinema and the film industry, emerging Asian Australian communities, and a second novel's literary expectations.

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