Contributors
Keynote
Anne Bogart Artistic Director of the SITI Company in New York and Professor,
Columbia University - Graduate Directing Program
Alan Read King’s College London
Presentations
Bartlett School of Architecture
Pamela Howard
Costume Talks - Ali Pretty (Kinetika) Ramón Ivars (Institut del Teatre
in Barcelona)
Costume Artefacts as Inspiration - Anne Curry
Pantomime Costumes - Keith Orton
The process of developing The Stone Garden Project - Cognitiv Arts
Roving Reporters
Stephen Di Benedetto University of Miami
Katariina Numminen Helsinki-based dramaturg, director and teacher
Nick Wood , Course Leader of the MA in Advanced Theatre Practice, CSSD
TSD Expo
The Technical Support Department of The Central School of Speech and
Drama are creating several installations and presentations
throughout the conference.
Roundtable Discussions
Liselle Terret (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Selina Busby (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Jeton Neziraj (University of Printina).
Divya Bhatia, (Festival Director, Prithvi Theatre Festival).
Karl Rouse (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Elizabeth Bradley (New York University).
David Kirby (Vodafone Chair of Business).
Jane Munro (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Gareth White (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Felix Ruckert (Choreographer).
Martial Chazallon (Projet InSitu).
Martin Chaput (Projet InSitu).
Ayse Tashkiran (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Robert Cook (Chi Chi Binichi).
Raquel Meseguer (Lost Dog and Punch Drunk).
Helen Freshwater (FrenchMottershead).
Julian Rudd (ISAN Coordinator and Director of Remarkable Productions).
Liz Pugh (Producer and Director, Walk the Plank).
Alastair Noonan (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
John Lee (University of Winchester)
Luke Mills.
Martin Green (Head of Ceremonies, London OCOG).
Sam Hunter (Production Stage Manager).
Chenine Bhathena, Theatre Officer, Arts Council England).
Ruth Butler (CSSD Graduate).
Gavin Henderson (Principal, CSSD).
Frank Wilson (Chair of ISAN and Managing Director of Event International).
Nick Moran (The Central School of Speech and Drama).
Anna Beech (London Mayor’s Office).
Ben Todd (Arcola Theatre).
Bob Sheil (Bartlett School of Architecture).
Mhora Samuel (Theatres Trust).
Juhi Shareef (Arup).
Petrus Bertschinger(Theatre Consultant).
Paper Panels
Richard Allen (Aberystwyth University):
Performing the Object/Avoiding
the Subject: The Object as Postdramatic Gesture.
Broderick Chow (The Central School of Speech and Drama):
Objects
of performance and relational aesthetics: an alternative strategy for
the theatre and visual arts.
Nesreen Hussein (Royal Holloway, University of London):
Time
as Body, Body as Object, Object as Time: A Case of Materiality.
Matt Fletcher (Southampton Solent University):
Theatre as Relationship.
John Keefe (London Metropolitan University & Queens University (Canada) International Study Centre):
The Material Body
– Actor and Spectator.
Michael Spencer (Associated Courses in Theatre Design):
Audience & Presence.
Trish Reid (Kingston University):
On Anthony Neilson's Work.
Andy Smith (International Film School Wales):
Post-dramatic
Chekhov: The Seagull in Close-up.
Carmen Szabo (University College Dublin):
Suspended Between
Human and Machine – Representations of the Post-Human in Performances
by Stelarc and Operating Theatre.
Elizabeth Mills (University of Cape Town):
Sonic materials,
acoustic spaces and actor agency...
Mary Oliver (Salford University):
And that’s not all folks:
Introducing the cartoon performer.
Cormac Power and Matt Cummins (Northumbria University):
Symbolising
the Material/Energising the Immaterial:
'Energy' as a Material Process
in Theatrical Experience.
Ken Coker (Nottingham Trent University):
Less wet water; some
observations on lighting design for performance.
Rene Baker (Theatre Institute Barcelona):
Letting Materials
Speak.
Liat Rosenthal (The Central School of Speech and Drama):
Research
undertaken on the MA Advance Theatre Practice: Puppetry and Object Theatre.
Matt Smith (Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts):
Why do
contemporary theatre makers use puppetry as part of the stage space?
Song Jungmin 'A Dressmaker'.
Sean Myatt (Nottingham Trent University):
Instinctive Object
Ramblings.
Greer Crawley (University of Vienna and Zurich University of the Arts):
Modelmaking and the Spatial Imagination.
Rachel Hann (University of Leeds):
UnRealised Theatres / Theatres
Realised.
Joanna Parker (The Central School of Speech and Drama):
To
be inhabited spaces.
Jonathan Petherbridge (London Bubble Theatre Company).
Showing
film extracts of Open Performance Work with London Bubble Theatre Company
Peter Rumney (Nottingham Trent University):
What is the matter?
The matter is that young people do not think that theatre is 'for them'...
Dessislava Stoitcheva (British Council, Bulgaria):
How do we
find, attract, develop and keep our theatre audiences?
In Association with
Bartlett School of Architecture
Independent Street Arts Network
Mander & Mitchenson
Yael Farber at the Barbican
Workshops at the V&A
Exhibitions
Bartlett Project
Costume Archive
Installations
Bar of Ideas
Knackers Yard
Paka and Surveillance van
In Residence
Eleanor Margolies
Metis Arts
Present Attempt
Tessellate
Things on Fire Theatre Company
Participatory Workshops
Acoustic Theatre Imprints - Elizabeth Mills, University
of Cape Town.
From prop to protagonist.
Rene Baker - Theatre Institute Barcelona and Ramón Ivars.
An introduction to how we hear the world.
Using sound in theatre - practical low-fi techniques for beginners.
Gareth Fry and Carolyn Downing
Objects and Obstacles, Movement for Actors
Natalia Fedorova, Moscow Art Theatre School.
Locomotion: The Ability To Move From One Place To Another Or
Locomotion : Action De Se Deplacer D'un Lieu A Un Autre (Synonymes :
Déplacement, Voyage, Marche, Traction, transport).
Projet in situ Company - Martin Chaput and Martial Chazallon.
Is it real or are we pretending?
Jon Davison, Creative Research Fellow, CSSD
CETT: Theatre Materials Year 2007-8
Curriculum Projects
Complicite
Handspring
Kinetika
Feminist Neo-Burlesque
Graeae
