- PODCASTS from students & faculty
PODCASTS from students & faculty
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MAIPR 10-11 Summer School filmed by Scott McElvany15:08, Thu 13 Oct 2011 Student & staff activities at the MAIPR summer school, Hyytiälä Forestry Station, Finland. Filmed by Scott McElvany, Visiting Scholar at the summer school About the MAIPR Course by current MAIPR Student, Maria Alejandra Estrada Fuentes.22:53, Sat 18 Dec 2010 A short podcast about the MAIPR course. Created by current MAIPR student, Maria Alejandra Estrada Fuentes. Michelle Nicholson-Sanz & Adam Alston (MAIPR Students Graduated in 2010)14:10, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Michelle Nicholson-Sanz & Adam Alston studied on MAIPR in 2008/09. They graduated in 2010. Michelle is pursuing her Phd in the Theatre Department at Queen Mary University, London. Adam is pursuing is Phd in the Department of Theatre at Royal Holloway University, London. In this podcast they talk about their MAIPR experiences.
Professor Janelle Reinelt Interviewed by Dana Rubin13:18, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Dana Rubin interviews Professor Janelle Reinelt, founder of the MAIPR and recent winner of the distinguished scholar award from the American Association for Theatre Research. Sonja Kuftinec (Chapter 1- Define Citizen)13:14, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Sonja Kuftinec is Associate Professor of Theatre at the University of Minnesota. She has created and published widely on community-based theatre and theatre as a technique of conflict transformation in the Balkans and Middle East including Theatre, Facilitation and Nation Formation in the Balkans and Middle East (Palgrave, 2009). Her current research focuses on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the tenure of Artistic Director Bill Rauch, the cofounder of Cornerstone Theater.
Sonja Kuftinec (Chapter 2- Active Citizen)13:12, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Sonja Kuftinec is Associate Professor of Theatre at the University of Minnesota. She has created and published widely on community-based theatre and theatre as a technique of conflict transformation in the Balkans and Middle East including Theatre, Facilitation and Nation Formation in the Balkans and Middle East (Palgrave, 2009). Her current research focuses on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the tenure of Artistic Director Bill Rauch, the cofounder of Cornerstone Theater.
Sonja Kuftinec (Chapter 3 - Passive Citizen)13:11, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Sonja Kuftinec is Associate Professor of Theatre at the University of Minnesota. She has created and published widely on community-based theatre and theatre as a technique of conflict transformation in the Balkans and Middle East including Theatre, Facilitation and Nation Formation in the Balkans and Middle East (Palgrave, 2009). Her current research focuses on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the tenure of Artistic Director Bill Rauch, the cofounder of Cornerstone Theater.
Sonja Kuftinec (Chapter 4 - Activating Citizenship Through Theatre)13:07, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Sonja Kuftinec is Associate Professor of Theatre at the University of Minnesota. She has created and published widely on community-based theatre and theatre as a technique of conflict transformation in the Balkans and Middle East including Theatre, Facilitation and Nation Formation in the Balkans and Middle East (Palgrave, 2009). Her current research focuses on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the tenure of Artistic Director Bill Rauch, the cofounder of Cornerstone Theater.
Sonja Kuftinec (Chapter 5 - How do position yourself as a citizen)13:05, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Sonja Kuftinec is Associate Professor of Theatre at the University of Minnesota. She has created and published widely on community-based theatre and theatre as a technique of conflict transformation in the Balkans and Middle East including Theatre, Facilitation and Nation Formation in the Balkans and Middle East (Palgrave, 2009). Her current research focuses on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the tenure of Artistic Director Bill Rauch, the cofounder of Cornerstone Theater.
Sonja Kuftinec (Chapter 6 - In your opinion, if all humans were to share one goal, what would it be)13:04, Wed 8 Dec 2010 Sonja Kuftinec is Associate Professor of Theatre at the University of Minnesota. She has created and published widely on community-based theatre and theatre as a technique of conflict transformation in the Balkans and Middle East including Theatre, Facilitation and Nation Formation in the Balkans and Middle East (Palgrave, 2009). Her current research focuses on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the tenure of Artistic Director Bill Rauch, the cofounder of Cornerstone Theater.
Interview with Professor David Roman, visiting scholar on the MAIPR 2010-11, weeks 7-8 (15-26 November 2010)12:23, Wed 8 Dec 2010 David Roman is a professor of English and American Studies and Ethnicity in the University of Southern California (USC). He is an author of many articles, reviews and several books, among which Performance in America: Contemporary US Culture and the Performing Arts, O Solo Homo: The New Queer Performance, Acts of Intervention: Performance, Gay Culture, & AIDS.
Video shot by Scott McElvany, Visiting Scholar at the Summer School |
