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8:00am EDT

Performer Politicians and Politician Performers: From Artist to Activist and Activist to Artist Thornton C, Eleventh Floor Public Performances, Private Matters: Women on the Political Stage Thornton B, Eleventh Floor Theatre and Social Change Debut Panel Bryce, Second Floor

11:30am EDT

Dissidence and the Politics of Fear: Performing Human Rights in Latin America Congressional C, Lobby Level Engaging Japanese Modernities Bryce, Second Floor Locaturgy--Dramaturging the Local Capitol B, Lobby Level Post Traumatic, Post Colonial, Post Communist: Women Writing and Performing Civic Engagement Regency A, Ballroom Level

1:45pm EDT

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer (LGBTQ) Focus Group Debut Panel Lexington, Ballroom Level Religion and Theatre (RT) Focus Group Emerging Scholars Panel Thornton C, Eleventh Floor The Bruce Kirle Memorial Emerging Scholarship Panel in Music Theatre/Dance (MT/D) Congressional C, Lobby Level The Path to Presence Yellowstone, Second Floor Twentieth Century American Theatre and Drama Thornton A, Eleventh Floor Unsung Heroes: Black Theatre and Activism of the early 20th Century Thornton B, Eleventh Floor

3:30pm EDT

'Synchronicity': Multi-Sited Performance as Civic Engagement Congressional A, Lobby Level African American Theater and Drama Since 1987, part 1 Thornton B, Eleventh Floor Performance Studies (PSFG) Focus Group Emerging Scholars Panel Congressional C, Lobby Level Staging Latinidad: Reports from the Field Engaging Recent Productions of Latina/o Plays Thornton A, Eleventh Floor Women's Work: Reclaiming a Space for the Forgotten Female Worker in American Theatre History Thornton Lounge, Eleventh Floor, Eleventh Floor

5:15pm EDT

'Dramaturgs, Yes We Can!: Using Dramaturgical Skills to Create Leaders, Patriots, and Peacemakers' Thornton B, Eleventh Floor 'Elective Performances': American Theatre in the 21st Century Lexington, Ballroom Level Advocating for the Anti-Glee: Alternative Images of the Musical on Film and Television Grand Teton, Second Floor African American Theater and Drama Since 1987, part 2 Everglades, Second Floor Creating Civic Citizens through Performances of Marginalized Identity, Giving Voice without Fetishization: A Taught Panel Thornton A, Eleventh Floor Performances of Citizenship Concord, Ballroom Level

7:00pm EDT

Blue Collars in Ivory Towers Congressional A, Lobby Level Illuminating America: Audiences, Technology and Popular Theatre in the Nineteenth Century Everglades, Second Floor Outlaw Civics, Out Engagements: Outing as Political Performance Yellowstone, Second Floor, Second Floor The National Mall as a Performance Site: Activism, Identity, and Magical Thinking Bryce, Second Floor