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- Shakespeare: Gained in Translation
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Shakespeare: Gained in Translation
Publication date: Feb 5, 2013 2:59:40 PM
Start:
Mar 18, 2013 6:00:00 PM
End:
Mar 18, 2013 8:00:00 PM
Location: UCL Roberts 106 Lecture Theatre, Roberts Building, Torrington Place, WC1E 7JE
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What can such 'translations' (using the term in the broadest sense) tell us about Shakespeare? How might they help us to look at him afresh?
This panel discussion which will explore the adaptation and appropriation of Shakespeare by diverse cultures, and the conversion of Shakespeare into other media such as opera and film.
Chair:
Helen Hackett, Professor of English, UCL
Speakers:
- Kamila Shamsie, novelist and broadcaster, who will speak on the global reception and adaptation of Shakespeare.
- Tom Bird, director of the 'Globe to Globe' festival at Shakespeare's Globe (37 plays in 37 languages).
- Dr Gregory Dart, English Department, UCL, who will speak on Verdi's Shakespeare.
'Gained in Translation' is a series of events at UCL exploring and
celebrating the intercultural importance and societal impact of poetry,
prose, and drama translated from its original language.
The series
will run in Terms 2 and 3 of Academic Year 2012-13, supported by an award from
the UCL Annual Fund to the UCL Grand Challenge of Intercultural
Interaction.
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