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SUMMARY:Lecture: Draft Theatre: The Assembly Line Theatre Production 
DESCRIPTION:Draft Theatre: The Assembly Line Theatre Production \n\nSpeaker: ZHAO Chuan\, author\, art critic\, independent theatre director\nTime: Tuesday\, Nov. 29th\, 2022\, 13: 00 PM CET\nLanguage: Chinese\nZoom link:  https://uni-goettingen.zoom.us/j/66476427828\n\n More information: https://yingmingtheater.com/chinese-culture-seminar-series/\n\n 
URL:https://www.cemeas.de/event/lecture-draft-theatre-the-assembly-line-theatre-production/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Theater
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SUMMARY:1. International Symposium on Contemporary Asian Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Between Asia and Europe\, Between Local Specificity and Global Recognition\n\n\n\n\nThe 1st International Symposium on Contemporary Asian Theatre\nYing Ming Theater group \n\nDate: December 8-9\, 2022\nLocation: Hannah Vogt Hall\, Wilhelmspl. 3\, 37073 Göttingen\nLivestream via Zoom Online **until Dec. 7** \n\n\n\n\n\nIntroduction \nThe first symposium on Asian theatre in Göttingen intends to invite practitioners and theorists to engage in the dialogue about contemporary Asian Theatre. Its speakers are theatre artists\, critics\, and scholars from Japan\, China\, India\, Hong Kong\, Vietnam\, and Singapore. The symposium also includes Europe-based speakers whose practices\, investigations\, or research are closely related to Asian theatre. The theme of the 1st symposium is “Between Asia and Europe\, Between Local Specificity and Global Recognition.” The objectives of the symposium are to generate actionable ideas\, including:\n\n\n\n\ninitiating new projects of diversity and inclusion for theatre artists from Asian cultural backgrounds\ncreating a plan to improve the onboarding process for Asian art migrants\nestablishing a platform of communication about\, within\, and beyond Asian artistic communities\ndeveloping a list of ideas on how Asian artists can raise funds in order to present their respective works internationally\nelaborating possibilities for new ways of celebrating the creative achievements of artists from an Asian background\n\nThe symposium will take place on Dec. 8th and 9th in a hybrid format. It consists of three keynote speeches and two conference thematic sessions open to registered audiences\, with a roundtable meant to summarize the panel discussions. The symposium will provide an online artist forum for artists to discuss the issues of interest to them in the context of global artistic communication. Scholars from the University of Göttingen and the University of Cambridge will cohost a workshop to explore the possibility of theatre in virtual space. A scholar and performance artist from the University of California in Berkeley will conduct an online workshop on voice and body in performing art. \n  \nTopics:\n\nUrban Development and Theatre in Emerging Countries\nCross-border and Cross-cultural Interaction in Theatre\nTrans-locality and the Migration of Artistic Communities\nEcological Sustainability in Theatre\nPerformative Intergenerational Dialogue\nTheatre Arts and Technological Integration\nArts Funding and Aesthetic Self-ignition\nDirecting Contemporary Theatre in Asia\nTraditions and Revivals in Asian Theatre\nTendencies in Playwriting\n\n  \nSpeakers (Short Bios):\n\nAmelie Deuflhard\, Theatre Producer\, Artistic Director of Kampnagel Theatre in Hamburg\, Awardee of the Theatrepreis Berlin 2022\nNurkan Erpulat\, Theatre Director\, Writer\,  Artistic Advisory Board Member of Gorki Theatre in Berlin\, Head of the Directing Department at the Bavarian Academy for Performing Arts in Regensburg\nAssoc. Prof. Dr. Kyoko Iwaki\, Critic\, Assoc. Prof. of Theatre and Performance Studies\, the University of Antwerp\, Co-programmer of Theatre der Welt 2023 Frankfurt\nXiaoyi Liu\, Artistic Director of Emergency Stairs in Singapore\, Artist-in-residence at Zuni Icosahedron\nAine Nakamura\, Singer\, Performer\, Composer\, Ph.D. Program in Composition\, the University of California\, Berkeley\nDan Thy Nguyen\, Theatre Director\, Actor\, Writer\, and Singer based in Hamburg\nMing Poon\, Berlin-based Dancer\, Choreographer\, and Initiator of the Asian Performing Arts Lab\nProf. Dr. Octavian Saiu\, Scholar\, Professional Theatre Critic\, Hong Kong Metropolitan University\nProf. Dr. Deepan Sivaraman\, Director\, Scenographer\, Professor at School of Culture and Creative Expressions at Ambedkar University in Delhi\, Curator of the International Theatre Festival of Kerala – 2023\nWANG Chong\, Theatre Director\, Founder of Théatre du Rêve Expérimental\nRonja von Wurmb-Seibel\, Author\, Filmmaker\, Journalist\nNick Rongjun Yu\, Playwright\, Artistic Director of the Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center\, Vice President of Shanghai Performing Arts Group\nMiao Zhao\, Theatre Director\, Founder of Theatre SanTuoQi\n\n  \nChair (Short Bio): \n\nDr. Yumin Ao\, Researcher\, Theatre Practitioner\, the University of Göttingen\n\n\nCoordinators (Short Bios):\n\nYinfu Gao\, MA student in Applied Theatre\, the University of Gießen\nAine Nakamura\, Singer\, Performer\, Composer\, Ph.D. student in Musical Composition\, the University of California\, Berkeley\nJing Wang Thomas\, Scenographer\, Stage Designer\, Ph.D. student in Arts and Technology\, the University of Cambridge\nWei Arianne Wang\, Theatre composer\, Translator\, Founder of Erised Theatre Laboratorium\, MA Student in Theatre Studies\, Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris\n\n\n\n\nProgram\nClick the Hyperlink for a Timetable\n\nSymposium Structure:\n\n\nKeynote Speeches: Nick Rongjun Yu; Prof. Deepan Sivaraman; Prof. Octavian Saiu  \n\n\nThematic Sessions: Global Recognition; Local Specificity  \n\n\n\n\nArtist Forum — A “Common Room” for Europe-based Asian Artists: Contemporary\, Collaboration\, Community  \n\n\nWorkshops: 1. Virtual Reality and Theatre on the Play Copenhagen 2. Finding the Communal through Transborder Art – Voice\, Bodies\, Stories  \n  \n\n\nApplication for Artist Forum: \n\nThank you for being interested in the Artists Forum. If you are an artist of Asian origin and are based in Europe\, if you want to participate in the Artists Forum and converse with other artists about common issues through a pragmatic approach\, please apply via Google Formular and submit the requested materials. Application deadline: Nov. 20th\, 2022.\n\n  \nAudience Registration:   \n\nThank you for your interest in the keynote speeches\, conference sections\, and workshops of the symposium. If you want to physically or digitally join the different parts of the symposium as an audience\, please fill in the registration form and submit it. The registration deadline is Dec. 7th\, 2022.\n\n  \nLocation:  \n\nHannah Vogt Hall. Conference and Event Center at Alte Mensa\, the University of Göttingen\, Wilhelmspl. 3\, 37073 Göttingen\nThe Conference and Event Center is located in the center of Göttingen\,  just a 14 minutes walk from the railway station. Alte Mensa\, Germany’s first canteen went into operation in 1922\, ceased operations in 2009 after 87 years\, and is now a conference and event center of the university.\nWhen you have successfully registered\, you will receive a confirmation email with information on how to join the webinar.\n\n  \nOrganizers: \n \n  \n \n  \n  \nSponsor 赞助
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LOCATION:Hannah Vogt Hall & Online\, Wilhelmsplatz 3\, Göttingen\, Lower Saxony\, 37073\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:"Contemporary Theater Arts” Seminar Series No. 15  Topic: The Art of Audience Participation in Applied Theatre 
DESCRIPTION:“Contemporary Theater Arts” Seminar Series No. 15\nTopic: The Art of Audience Participation in Applied Theatre \nSpeaker: Assoc. Prof. Estella Wong\nTime: Thursday\, Jan. 19\, 2023\, 13: 00 PM -14: 30 PM CET\, Hong Kong Time 20: 00-21: 30 PM\nLanguage: English\nLink:    https://uni-goettingen.zoom.us/j/69482194990\nMeeting ID: 694 8219 4990 \nAbstract:\nThe emergence of applied theatre as a refreshing alternative to the theatre mainstream has been gaining more attention and popularity in recent years both locally and internationally. Amongst all the definitive features of applied theatre works\, the specific modes of audience participation have been significant\, with very specific knowledge\, skills\, and rationale behind them. This short talk introduces the various forms of audience participation in the selected cases\, especially featuring a contemporary digital theatre work created during the pandemic times\, which was awarded “The Featured Works of 2020” by the International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong)\, and its latest development. \nBio:\nEstella Wong is currently the Associate Professor and the Head of Applied Theatre in the School of Drama\, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Graduated from the academy and Birmingham City University UK\, Estella has been actively working as an applied theatre practitioner\, drama educator\, theatre director\, actress and a practice-as-research academic for 25 years. She established and designed the first local Master of Fine Arts programme Drama and Theatre Education major in 2008; and the first local Bachelor of Fine Arts programme Applied Theatre major in 2022. Estella’s publications include Applying Theatre (co-authored 2011)\, chapter contributor of Performing research: Tensions\, triumphs and trade-offs of Ethnodrama (edited by Ackroyd & O’Toole\, 2010)\, Chinese translation of Dramawise: An Introduction of GCSE of Drama by Brad Haseman & John O’Toole (2005)\, Chinese translation of Gavin Bolton: Essential Writings by David Davis (2013)\, editor of Risks and Opportunities: the Tension in Hong Kong (2007). The Estella Wong Applied Theatre and Drama Education Scholarships was founded in 2010 for supporting drama students who have shown outstanding commitment in the Applied theatre and drama education field\, more than 20 graduate and undergraduate students have been awarded thus far.
URL:https://www.cemeas.de/event/contemporary-theater-arts-seminar-series-no-15-topic-the-art-of-audience-participation-in-applied-theatre/
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SUMMARY:Script Reading: Mr. Big
DESCRIPTION:Mr. Big\nAuthor: Li Jing\nLanguage: Chinese\nDate: January 27\, 2023\nVenue: LSG University of Göttingen\nRegistration: yingming.theater@gmail.com\nWebpage: https://yingmingtheater.com \n\n  \n“Mr. Big\,” a play based on the leading figure of modern Chinese literature\, is the first attempt to visualize Lu Xun’s image on the stage. The play starts with Lu Xun’s death and then shows the flashback scenes of the protagonist’s encounters with the people he was most concerned about during his lifetime. The play highlights how they fell into conversations and were engaged in arguments. Li Jing uses stream-of-consciousness writing to capture Lu Xun’s most painful knots in his heart.
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CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230315T130000
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SUMMARY:Theater Identity
DESCRIPTION:ZHANG Xian \nMarch 15\, 2023\, Wednesday\, CET 13:00 PM\, Beijing Time 20:00 PM \nZoom: https://uni-goettingen.zoom.us/j/64857394408 \nMeeting ID: 648 5739 4408 \nHosts: Prof. Dr. Ziwen Gao (Nanjing University)\, Dr. Yumin Ao (The University of Göttingen) \nZhang Xian is a playwright\, theater director\, social choreographer\, and art activist. As one of the earliest independent dramatists in China in the post-Mao era\, he has long been based on the idea of civil society\, initiating and hosting several folk art groups\, pan-theater spaces\, and art festivals. He devotes himself to socio-theatrical actions in the hope of transforming lives. In 2005\, he participated in the creation of the independent artists’ consensus group—Zuhe Niao (Teaser Association)\, where he presented his creative works of anarchist dramatic performances\, ranging from dance theater\, physical theater\, and installation performance to forum theater and conceptual theater\, which continue to influence the resistance culture of the younger generation. He has published books\, including The Theatre of the Occult\, Myth in Action\, and How to Create Yourself. \n张献，剧作家、剧场导演、社会编舞家、艺术行动者。作为后毛泽东时代中国最早的独立戏剧家，他长期立足民间社会，发起组织、主持多个民间艺术团体、泛剧场空间及艺术节，致力于改造生活的社会戏剧行动。2005年参与创建独立艺术家共识组织”组合嬲”，逐一推出从舞蹈剧场、身体剧场、装置表演，到言论行动剧场、概念剧场等创造性安那其社会表演代表作品，与其主要著作《隐修剧场》、《神话行动》和《怎样创造自己》一道，持续地影响着年青一代的抵抗文化。
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230517T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230517T160000
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SUMMARY:“Contemporary Theatre Arts” Seminar No. 18: Theatre as Wild Grass
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nSpeaker: Kai Tuchmann \nTime: May 17\, 2023\, Wednesday\, CET 14:00 PM\, Beijing time 20:00 PM \nLanguage: English \nZoom: https://uni-goettingen.zoom.us/j/64821966382 \nMeeting ID: 648 2196 6382 \n  \n“The past life has died. I exult over its death because from this I know that it once existed. From the clay of life abandoned on the ground grow no lofty trees\, only wild grass. Wild grass strikes no empty roots\, has no beautiful flowers and leaves\, yet it imbibes dew\, water\, and the blood and flesh of the dead\, although all try to rob it of life.” –Lu Xun Wild Grass \n  \nThe Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Göttingen is delighted to extend an invitation to Mr. Kai Tuchmann\, a distinguished dramaturge\, director\, author\, and fellow of the Mellon School of Theatre at Harvard University. Mr. Tuchmann will be delivering a talk on May 17th. This event is jointly organized with the Department of Theater\, Film\, and TV Arts at Nanjing University. \nThis talk circles around Kai Tuchmann’s most recent publication “Postdramatic Dramaturgies-Resonances between Asia and Europe”. This volume introduces the reader to the aesthetics of leading practitioners of post-dramatic theatre from China and the German-speaking world: Zhao Chuan\, Wen Hui\, Boris Nikitin\, and Hans-Werner Kroesinger. The dramaturgies of these theatre makers utilize the assembly of theatre in a way that is not primarily concerned with aesthetic matters\, but instead\, they focus on connections to the neglected and forgotten. In his talk\, Kai will situate this dramaturgical approach by evoking Lu Xun’s metaphor of Wild Grass. \n  \n  \nKai Tuchmann graduated in directing from Hochschule für Schauspielkunst Ernst Busch in Berlin. He works as a dramaturge\, director\, and academic. As a visiting professor at the Central Academy of Drama in Beijing\, he helped develop the curriculum for the BA Dramaturgy program there. In his internationally shown documentary theatre works\, Kai has explored the afterlife of the Cultural Revolution in contemporary China\, the impact of urbanization on migrant workers in Europe and Asia\, and the role of the body in the face of digital technologies. His stagings and dramaturgies were invited\, among others\, to Seoul Marginal Theatre Festival\, Zürcher Theaterspektakel\, Festival d’Automne à Paris\, and documenta-institute. \nKai’s open-access publication is downloadable here: \nhttps://www.transcript-verlag.de/978-3-8376-5997-9/postdramatic-dramaturgies/?c=311000028
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CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231116T130000
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SUMMARY:“Contemporary Theater Art” Seminar Series No. 20: The Force of Mortality and Urban Villages Futurism of Butterfly Island 蝴蝶岛死亡力与城中村未来主义
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Sun Xiaoxing\nVenue: Zoom 686 4710 3798\nTime: Nov. 16th\, 2023. 13: 00 CET / 20: 00 Beijing Time\nLanguage: Chinese with English translation \nAbstract:\nThe dramaturgy Sun Xiaoxing will base his analysis of the tragic nature and multiple futures presented in “Butterfly Island” on his article “The Force of Mortality and Urban Villages Futurism of The Butterfly Island”. He will dissect the metaphor of the ephemerality of the butterfly’s brief life and youth\, as well as the coexisting splendor and despair of the young lives on the island\, and their circumstance of being both detached from and connected to the world. Moreover\, by analyzing the significance implied in the “relocation” from the premiere in Hong Kong to the performance in urban villages in Shenzhen\, he will explore the shift from a Sinofuturism tinged with Techno-Orientalism or Techno-Nationalism to a pluralistic Urban Villages Futurism. \n戏剧构作者孙晓星将以他的文章《蝴蝶岛死亡力与城中村未来主义》为基础，解析《蝴蝶岛》所呈现的悲剧性和对未来的多重想象，蝴蝶短暂的一生与青春易逝的隐喻，以及岛上年轻生命绚烂与绝望并存的状态，和这种与世界既脱节又联系的处境。此外，通过分析由香港首演至深圳城中村“迁移”所蕴含的意义，探讨从一个带有技术东方主义或技术民族主义色彩的中华未来主义，向复数未来的城中村未来主义的转变。 \nShort Bio:\nSun Xiaoxing\, with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from the Central Academy of Drama and a Ph.D. candidate at Shanghai Theatre Academy\, is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Drama\, Film and Television at Tianjin Conservatory of Music. As a playwright\, director\, and artist\, he has developed a series of works under the concept of “Cyber Theatre”\, and was invited to Festival/Tokyo\, Kyoto Experiment\, OzAsia Festival in Adelaide\, New Art Fest in Lisbon\, CPH Stage\, Low Fat Art Fes in Bangkok\, Hong Kong Arts Festival\, Shanghai Biennale\, Wuzhen Theatre Festival\, Beijing Fringe Festival\, Aranya Theatre Festival etc. As a dramaturgy\, he has collaborated with New Youth Group\, Ergao Dance Production Group etc. As a curator\, he curated Sphinx Metaverse Theatre Festival “4399. Paradise: To the Dying Web 2.0 Era”\, and Contemporary Theatre Biennale 2018 Performance Unit “Sceno Place” Public Space Performance Series “Glitch and Error” etc. \n孙晓星，中央戏剧学院学士、硕士，上海戏剧学院博士研究生，现为天津音乐学院戏剧影视系副教授。作为编剧、导演和艺术家，他以“赛博剧场”的概念开发了一系列作品，曾受邀参加东京国际剧场艺术节、京都国际舞台艺术祭、阿德莱德澳亚艺术节、里斯本新艺术节、曼谷低脂艺术节、香港艺术节、上海双年展、乌镇戏剧节、北京国际青年戏剧节、阿那亚戏剧节等；作为戏剧构作，他曾与新青年剧团、二高表演等合作；作为策展人，他曾策划斯芬克斯元宇宙戏剧节“4399.乐园——致即将逝去的Web2.0时代”、2018当代戏剧双年展/深圳福田展演单元“情场”公共空间表演系列《乱码过失》等。 \nOrganizers:\nYing Ming Theater\nAkademisches Konfuzius-Institut Göttingen\nOstasiatisches Seminar\nCeMEAS\nVerein chinesischer Studenten und Wissenschaftler in Göttingen
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