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ATHE 2012

Welcome to ATHE 2012!

#1

ATHE Annual Membership Meeting

#2

Foundational Documents Performance: DocumentNation

#3

This is What Democracy Looks Like: Neoliberalism and Performance on the Global Stage

#4

Graduate Student Subcommittee (GSSC) Social (offsite)

#5

Advocating, Collaborating, and Educating in the Digital Age

#6

Feminist Activism and Social Revolutions through Comedy and Laughter

#7

Michael Rohd and Sojourn Theatre's Town Hall Nation

#8

Music Theatre/Dance (MT/D) Focus Group Membership Meeting

#9

New Histories in Old Archives: A Roundtable on 19th Century American Theatre

#10

Publishing Your First Article: Conversations with Editors

#11

American Theatre and Drama Society (ATDS) Past Presidents Talk about Past Accomplishments and Future Goals

#12

Why Religion? Why Now? New Directions, Approaches, and Vocabulary for Religion and Theatre

#13

Graduate Student Subcommittee (GSSC) Membership Meeting

#14

Making Multidisciplinary Theatre

#15

Going Digital Native: A Roundtable on Using Electronic Research in the Theatre Classroom

#16

Luis Valdez and El Teatro Campesino: A Legacy of Taking Theatre to the People

#17

The Academic as Professional Director: How to Find and Land that Elusive Professional Gig

#18

Performing LBGTQ Advocacy

#19

Dramaturgy (DR) Focus Group Membership Meeting

#20

Fulbrights in Theatre--Engaged Reciprocity: How the Fulbright Experience Goes Far Beyond the In-Country Experience

#21

Theatre and Social Change (TASC) Focus Group Membership Meeting

#22

Theatre and Social Change Practitioners Workskhop

#23

East meets West: Drawing from Both Worlds in Actor Movement Training

#24

The Director as Advocate: Alternative Approaches to Civic Engagement in Production

#25

Women and Theater Program Membership Meeting #1

#26

Theory and Criticism (TC) Focus Group Membership Meeting

#27

Fresh Print: Notable Books

#28

Criticism as Activism Roundtable Series: Crafting Cultural Dialogues

#29

Outlaw Civics, Out Engagements Past Positive: Performing and Remembering AIDS after Crisis

#30

The Rite of the Butcher: New Directions in Musical Theatre

#31

Memorializing Dissent

#32

Foundational Documents and Constitutional Enactments: Citizenship, Due Process, and Equal Protection: Performance Studies Focus Group (PSFG)

#33

Pioneering a New Civic Engagement: Women Solo Performers in American Theatre and Popular Entertainment

#34

Author Signing/Bingo

#35

Civic Outlaws in the Modernist Avant-Garde: Figuring [Out] Queerness Ahead of its Time

#36

Staged Reading of David Mark Cohen Award Winning Play

#37

Theatre in the Digital Humanities: Public Scholarship as Civic Engagement

#38

Curtains Up 2 (Debut Panel; Session 2 of 2; Joint with LFG and BTA)

#39

Simultaneity in Training: The Michael Chekhov Technique Explored in Collaboration within and across Disparate Disciplines

#40

Teaching Leadership and Civic Engagement through Theatre Practice: Theatre Skills as Essential Life Skills

#41

Association for Theatre Movement Educators (ATME) Morning Warm-Up #2

#42

Black Theatre Network Alliance Meeting

#43

Ground, Breath, Speak

#44

Production Assessment as a Means to Advocate for Economic Support of Theatre in Higher Education

#45

The Actor as Activist in Irish Performance, 1950-Present

#46

Acting and Directing Programs of Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF)

#47

Appropriation as Advocacy: Strategic Borrowing in the American Avant-Garde, 1960-present

#48

Artistry, Pedagogy and History, OH MY!: Graduate Students Advocate For Praxis of Understanding

#49

Foundational Documents Performance Rehearsal #4

#50

Latina/o (LFG) Focus Group Membership Meeting