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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 16.0099  Wednesday, 19 January 2005

From:           Bruce Young <bwy@email.byu.edu>
Date:           Tuesday, 18 Jan 2005 16:08:03 -0700
Subject:        "About Shakespeare" Radio Series

The "About Shakespeare" radio series is being rebroadcast on KBYU-FM
over the next few weeks.  Some of you have heard it already; I think all
of you would be pleased by the quality of the programs, each of which
lasts 30 minutes.  (I can affirm the quality of most of the broadcasts
but can't vouch for two of them, which feature me.)  You can listen via
the Internet at http://kbyufm.org/streaming/

The discussions are broadcast every Thursday evening at 9:00pm MDT
(that-just to help everyone with the math-would be 11pm EDT, 10pm CDT,
and 8pm PDT).

The programs are

Jan. 20: Wise Laughter: How Shakespeare Marries Meaning and Merriment
John Tanner, BYU Department of English

Jan 27: Child Brides, Arranged Marriages, and Brutal Fathers:
Misconceptions about Family in Shakespeare
Bruce Young, BYU Department of English

Feb. 3: Shakespeare on Stage . . . Minus the Actors
Rory Scanlon, BYU Department of Theatre and Media Arts

Feb. 10: Times, How They've Changed!: Shakespeare Lands in the
Twenty-First Century
Gary Taylor, Editor of The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Oxford
Edition, 1986

Feb. 17: Leave Your Reverence at the Door: An Elizabethan Afternoon at
the Theatre
Chris Clark, Utah Valley State College Department of Theatre

Feb. 24: Shakespeare on Canvas: Dramatic Moments Frozen in Time Art
Bassett, Emeritus, BYU Department of Humanities, Classics, and
Comparative Literature

March 3: Dramas of Atonement: Shakespeare's Last Plays
John S. Tanner, BYU Department of English

March 10: Are There Happy Families in Shakespeare?
Bruce Young, BYU Department of English

March 17: How Many Hamlets Can There Be?: What Film Actors Have Done to
the Danish Prince
Brandie Siegfried, BYU Department of English

March 24: The Sweet Power of Music: Songs in Shakespeare
Nancy Christiansen, BYU Department of English

March 31: 'Speak the Speech, I Pray You': Every Actor Needs a Coach
Barta Heiner, BYU Department of Theatre and Media Arts

April 7: The Sweet Smoke of Rhetoric: Playful Eloquence in Shakespeare
Gideon Burton, BYU Department of English

April 14: Women Characters in Shakespeare: A panel discussion
Sharon Swenson (Moderator), Nancy Christiansen, Barta Heiner, Char
Nelson, Brandie Siegfried, Sally Taylor (BYU Departments of English, and
Theatre and Media Arts)

Happy listening.

Bruce Young

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