Death of Drama or Birth of an Industry? The Greek Theatre in the Fourth Century BC: A Conference

Conference 19-20 July, 2011
CCANESA
Madsen Building F09
University of Sydney

The conference will be hosted by CCANESA — The Centre for Classical and Near Eastern Studies of Australia at the University of Sydney The conference will have sessions on:

THEATRE AND SANCTUARY ARCHITECTURE

• Christina Papastamati-Von Moock
  Greek Ministry of Culture, Committee for the Study and Restoration of the Sanctuary and Theatre of Dionysos and the Asklepieion in Athens
• Hans Rupprecht Goette
  Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Berlin
• Jean-Charles Moretti
  Institut de recherche sur l’architecture antique, University of Lyon

DRAMA IN THE FOURTH CENTURY

• Sebastiana Nervegna
  Australian Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, CCANESA
  Andrew Hartwig
  Australian Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, CCANESA
  Johanna Hanink
  Assistant Professor, Brown University

THEATRE AND MACEDON

• Brigitte Le Guen
  Professor, University of Paris 8
• Eoghan Moloney
  University of Adelaide

THEATRE IN THE WEST

• Ted Robinson
  University of Sydney
• Zachary Biles
  Associate Professor, Franklin & Marshall College
• Jed Thorn
  Visiting Assistant Professor, Franklin & Marshall College
• Richard Green
  Emeritus Professor of Classical Archaeology, University of Sydney

THEATRE FINANCE

• Robert Pitt
  Assistant Director, The British School at Athens
• Peter Wilson
  Ritchie Professor of Classics, University of Sydney
• Eric Csapo
  Professor of Classics, University of Sydney

Conference program and registration
Download full conference program here
Download conference registration form here

STUDENT BURSARIES
We are pleased to announce that a small number of bursaries for post-graduate students may be available. Anyone interested in applying for a bursary should write to Sophie Morton at greek.theatre@sydney.edu.au by e-mail by 15 May 2011, providing the following information:

1. Name
2. Institutional affiliation
3. Degrees awarded and current programme of research
4. A brief description of how attendance would be beneficial for their studies/research
5. The name and e-mail address of one referee whom the organisers may contact
6. An indication of your expected expenses.

For more information
Please contact Sophie Morton
T +61 2 9114 0922
E greek.theatre@sydney.edu.au
W sydney.edu.au/ccanesa

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