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Conference

SCUDD conference 2018

26th – 27th June 2018

Department of Drama and Theatre Arts

University of Birmingham

 

The Old Library

998 Bristol Road

Selly Oak

B29 6LG

 

‘Partnerships and Equalities’

 

Tuesday 26 June

 

12.00-1.00  Registration

Followed by lunch 

 

1.00- 1.15   Welcome (and notices) Caroline Radcliffe

                        + Head of Department Graham Saunders

 

1.15-2.15     Keynote address

 “Looking to the future – responding, adapting and implementing change”

Stephen Lacey (Chair of SCUDD)

                                                            Kate Newey (incoming Chair of SCUDD)

Followed by excerpts from the documentary: ‘The Acting Class’

 

2.15 -3.45    Panel 1:  REF: what’s new? Chair: Stephen Lacey, speakers; Maria Delgado, Robert Adlington, Elizabeth Westlake and Sarah Whatley.

 

3.45-4.15     Refreshments

 

4.15- 5.45    Panel 2: Partnerships and Relationships between Artists and the Academy: Chair: Paul Geary; speakers: Elizabeth Tomlin, Cristina Delgado-García, Saul Hewish and Paul Clarke 

 

6.00 -7.30     Performance event with refreshments: a selection of short performances by students from the Department of Drama and Theatre Arts with accompanying drinks and nibbles, followed by the Pina Bausch Foundation NELKEN-Line project recording.

 

 

Wednesday 27 June

 

9.00-9.30     Registration (Refreshments available)

 

9.30-11.30   SCUDD AGM 

 

11.30-12.00            Refreshments

 

12.00 -1.30 Panel 3 Equality and Diversity: Chair: Caroline Radcliffe; speakers: Pedro de Senna, Maureen Salmon, Dee O’Neill and Mike Wayne 

 

1.30-2.30     Lunch

 

2.30 – 4.00    Panel 4 Cultures of Harassment: Chair: Alison Jeffers; speakers Dan Rebellato, Kat Low, Niamh Dowling, Ian Manborde

 

4.00               Close of Conference 

 

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