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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 2, No. 132. Monday, 13 May 1991.
 
(1)	Date:	Mon, 13 May 1991  17:36:00
	From:	Ken Steele  <ksteele@epas.utoronto.ca>
	Subj:	Ohio Shakespeare Conference Announcement
 
(2)	Date: 	Fri, 10 May 1991 14:47:23 -0400
	From: 	John Wall <JNWEG@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>
	Subj:   Southeastern Renaissance Conference
 
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Date:		Mon, 13 May 1991  17:36:00
From:		Ken Steele  <ksteele@epas.utoronto.ca>
Subject:	Ohio Shakespeare Conference Announcement
 
Today's paper mail brought a copy of the following announcement, for the
"Ohio Shakespeare Conference" which apparently takes place in Brunswick,
Maine (can someone more familiar with American geography explain *that*
one to me?)   I reproduce the text verbatim. --  k.s.
 
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			Ohio Shakespeare Conference
			Downeast Session
			Bowdoin College
			Brunswick, Maine 04011
 
			13-15 June, 1991
			
		"Shakespeare and the Moving Image"
 
	This shapes up as an exciting conference.  Here are some of the
	topics to be explored via papers and panels:
 
	Richard Burton: The Celebrity as *Hamlet*
	Panel on the Zeffirelli *Hamlet*
	*Macbeth*: Circular and Linear History
	*Macbeth* on Film and TV
	*Merchant*: Staging the Trial Scene
	Radical Approaches to Using Performance Tapes in Teaching
	Masculinity and Unconsciousness in the Reinhardt/Dieterle and Hall
		*Dream*s
	The Musical Version of *Two Gents*
	*Hamlet*: The "Literary" Q2 vs the "Theatrical" F
	*Othello*: The Racial Factor in Performance
	Staging the Mousetrap at the Globe
	The Bogdanov/Pennington Second Henriad
	Asta Neilson's Silent *Hamlet*
	Puppets and Performance in Renaissance Drama
	The "Text" vs. the "Film-Text": Critical Practices
	*Richard II* in Performance
 
		etc. to be presented by both younger scholars and
		grizzled vets.
 
	In addition, we will watch a televised stage version of
	*Dream*, as yet unreleased and assess its marketability.
 
	Also -- updates on the myriad new materials now on the market.
 
	Cost: $150, including rooms, all meals, and lobster bake!
	      $ 25 registration fee.  The conference this year is not
	      	supported by federal, state, or institutional funding.
 
	---------Registration Form------------------------------------
 
	Please reply by 28 May.  Make Cheques Payable to "Bowdoin College."
	
	To: 	Ohio Shakespeare Conference
		English Department
		Bowdoin College
		Brunswick, Maine 04011
 
	Name:	__________________________________________________
 
	Institution:	__________________________________________
 
	Address:	__________________________________________
	
			__________________________________________
			
			__________________________________________
 
	If flying, let us know when you will arrive in Portland, so
	that JetLimo can meet you.
 
	If you would like a map, check here  _____.
	
	
	[I reproduce the following conference announcement from FICINO,
	May 12 1991.  -- k.s.]
 
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Date: 		Fri, 10 May 1991 14:47:23 -0400
From: 		John Wall <JNWEG@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>
Subject:      	Southeastern Renaissance Conference
 
ANNOUNCEMENT:  Southeastern Renaissance Conference -- 49th annual meeting.
April 3 - 4, 1992.  University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC. Contact:
John N. Wall, Secretary-Treasurer, Department of English, Box 8105, North
Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC  27695-8105.  Annual dues of $7
include mailings, registration, and subscription to RENAISSANCE PAPERS
(annual journal publishing a selection of papers given at the annual
meeting). Also contact by email jnweg@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu.

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