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Open lectures for Shakespeare and Scandinavia

Posted on September 18, 2015 by kingstonshakespeareseminar

This years big London Shakespeare event Shakespeare and Scandinavia will take place on 8 – 11 October 2015 at the Rose Theatre, Kingston-upon-Thames. With a great line-up of plenary speakers, all of whose lectures will be free and open to … Continue reading →

Posted in KiSS, News | Tagged drama, Eero Tarasti, fiction, film, Gary Taylor, Graham Holderness, Gunnar Sorelius, Hamlet, history, Howard Caygill, Kierkegaard, Lisbeth Waerp, Macbeth, music, National theatres, Scandinavia, Shakespeare and Scandinavia, Sirkku Aaltonen, TV | 1 Comment

KiSS: Shakespeare and Sovereignty series, Autumn 2015

Posted on September 11, 2015 by kingstonshakespeareseminar

We are proud to announce this Autumn’s series of talks at the Kingston Shakespeare Seminar. On the topic of ‘Shakespeare and Sovereignty’ KiSS presents a season of debates and lectures marking Trevor Nunn’s production of The Wars of the Roses. Here is … Continue reading →

Posted in KiSS, News | Tagged Alison Findlay, Athelstan, Carol Rutter, Christopher Pye, Dominique Goy-Blanquet, Gary Taylor, Graham Holderness, Hamlet, Howard Caygill, Jeffrey Knapp, John Barton, justice, King Lear, Laertes, Lisa Hopkins, Macbeth, Michael Hattaway, Nordic history, Peter Hall, revolt, Sovereignty, Stuart Hampton-Reeves, Wars of the Roses | 3 Comments

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The panel of actors discussing Peter Brook's Shakespeare with Adrian Lester, Sara Kestelman, Frances de la Tour, Sir Ben Kingsley and Janet Suzman as the chair. #peterbrook #shakespeare

A panel of directors discussing Peter Brook's Shakespeare featuring David Thacker, Jude Kelly, Deborah Warner and Robert Icke with Stephen Unwin as chair. #peterbrook #Shakespeare

The panel discussing Peter Brook's Shakespeare in France features François Marthouret, Georges Banu and William Nadylam with Dominique Goy-Blanquet chairing. #peterbrook #Shakespeare

Peter Brook in conversation with Trevor Nunn. #peterbrook #Shakespeare

The second panel of Peter Brook and Shakespeare discusses Brook worldwide with Grzegorz Ziolkowski, Simon Godwin and Maria Delgado with Paul Allain (Kent) chairing. #peterbrook #Shakespeare

Peter Brook and Shakespeare: the first panel on Brook's Shakespeare and the critics with Irving Wardle, Carol Chillington Rutter, Ian Brown and John Wyver, chaired by Richard Wilson. #peterbrook #Shakespeare

To mark the 50th anniversary of Peter Brook’s seminal production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and the founding of his International Centre for Theatre Research, the Institut français and Kingston Shakespeare Seminar are co-hosting a conference celebrating one of the greatest Anglo-French cultural projects of our time. Peter Brook himself, as well as actors, critics, directors and scholars from both sides of the Channel, including Sir Trevor Nunn, Frances de la Tour, Sara Kestelman, Sir Ben Kingsley, Adrian Lester, François Marthouret and William Nadyiam will reflect on the original impact and lasting influence of his staging of Shakespeare. Check out kingstonshakespeareseminar.wordpress.com for more info. Organised in collaboration with @ifru_london with the support of @unikentlive @kingstonuniversity @nickhernbooks and @rosetheatrekingston #Shakespeare #theatre #peterbrook

Howard Caygill (Kingston University) discusses Shakespeare's dark times in the light of Hannah Arendt's philosophy. #HannahArendt #ShakespeareattheTemple #philosophy #shakespeare

Caroline Lion (Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham) explores Jewish thought influencing Hannah Arendt regarding victimhood and free moral agency read through The Merchant of Venice. #ShakespeareattheTemple #Shakespeare #HannahArendt

Paul Dahlgren (Georgia Southwestern State University) revisits Hannah Arendt's reading of Shakespeare. #HannahArendt #ShakespeareattheTemple #philosophy #shakespeare @georgiasouthwestern

Paul Kottman (New School, New York) considers the fate of artefacts with regard to Hannah Arendt and Shakespeare's Tempest (and pearl diving). #ShakespeareattheTemple #Shakespeare #HannahArendt #philosophy

Cecilia Sjöholm (Södertörn) considers the use of #Shakespeare as a critique of authoritarianism in the light of Hannah Arendt. #HannahArendt #ShakespeareattheTemple #philosophy #aesthetics
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