The UCL Theatre Translation Forum returns in 2014 with five seminars and workshops exploring interdisciplinary themes in drama/theatre translation research and practice. Places limited: early registration recommended.
· 14 January: Workshop of Caroline Bird’s version of The Trojan Women led by Christopher Haydon.
· 28 January: Contemporary Drama seminar with Emma Cole on Sarah Kane’s Phaedra’s Love, Tom Wilks on Wilhelm Genazino, Marta Niccolai on Dario Fo, with David Johnston as guest speaker.
· 11 February: Workshop on Contemporary Drama in translation organized by the Gate Theatre, Notting Hill.
· 4 March: Modernism seminar with Enza De Francisci on Pirandello, Mairéad Hanrahan on Genet, Gareth Wood on Lorca, with Kate Eaton as guest speaker.
· 18 March: Workshop on Kate Eaton’s translations of Piñera led by Gráinne Byrne.
Further details and registration are available on the Theatre Translation Forum website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/
The series is funded by the UCL Faculty of Arts & Humanities and run in partnership with the Gate Theatre, Notting Hill. Please contact the convenors, Geraldine Brodie, g.brodie at ucl.ac.uk, and Emma Cole, e.cole.11 at ucl.ac.uk, for additional information.
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