Main Channel (Everybody)

8.45-9 AM Welcome. Introduction.

9AM -10.10AM

Local Section: Challenging political apathy in failing nations

 9AM-10.10

Acting for the Planet: Drama for Ecological awareness, transformation, and social action

Eva Österlind, Molly Mullen, Sarah Woodland, Julia Fries, Linda Halsall

PANEL A

Channel 1

PANEL B

Channel 2

PAPERS

Channel 3

10.15-11.30

Local Section:

Boal’s forum theatre - uncritical or still relevant? 

Local section:

Caring for the applied theatre practitioner

Troubling the ethical imagination through rolling role drama: shifting from (hu)man in a mess to posthuman entanglement  

Christine Hatton (University of Newcastle, Australia)

Drama for hope amid liminalities

Julia Fries and Tony Wall

(Stockholm University and Liverpool John Moores University)

Reflections from the “Youth Stories” project: Framing “mess” as creative disruptions with young people from low-income neighbourhoods in Singapore.

Natalie Lazaroo

(Griffith University, Australia)

11.30-11.45

BREAK

PANEL A

Channel 1

PAPERS

Channel 3

11.45-1pm

Catalysts for multilingualism: Critical and sustainable multilingual performance practices

Discussants: Claire French, Rachael Jacobs, Kasia Lech

A drama-based examination of Hungarian kindergarteners’ activities, knowledge and attitudes relating to digital communication

 Adam Cziboly, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

Activating Belonging - Towards a Critical Ensemble Pedagogy

Gaenor Brown,

(University of Waikato, New Zealand)

Applied Theatre Practice with Displaced Persons Living in Refugee Camps on the Greek Islands of Lesvos and Samos

Anita Hallewas

(UNSW, Australia)

Lunch

1-1.30PM

Chance for delegates to take a break or chat informally whilst having lunch/breakfast/dinner – whatever works for your time zone!

1.35-2.50

MAIN CHANNEL

Local Section with IDIERI 10 organisers:

A decolonial and/or sustainable conference model? Feedback from the Local Section 

PANELS

CHANNEL 1

PAPERS

CHANNEL 2

PAPERS

CHANNEL 3

2.55- 4.10pm

Local Section: The body in post-pandemic praxis

“Messy” methodologies: autoethnographic research in applied theatre

Kate Massey-Chase, Plymouth Marjon, UK

“It is not just a blanket” – making art for oneself and subverting perceived vulnerability.

Katharine Low

UK

Making and hosting an Indigenous Theatre Festival: storytelling, multilanguages and dramaturgy

Kirsten Sadeghi-Yekta and Deneh’Cho Thompson.

CANADA

The Utopian Performative as Disciplinary Technology

Theatre, Vocational Education, and Turkification in Late Ottoman Empire

Rüstem Ertuğ Altınay

Kadir Has University, TURKEY

Democratisation through Drama: applied drama praxis and the democratic theories of Chantal Mouffe

Courtney Grile, Trinity College Dublin

PANELS CHANNEL 1

PAPERS

CHANNEL 2

4pm-5.15pm

Local Section, South Africa: Articulating decoloniality for African practices

A Space for the Fluidity of Becoming

Carole Miller and Juliana Saxton

University of Victoria, Canada

Exploring teaching beliefs and values with Drama Education students through Critical Realism

Education students

Lisa O’Keeffe, Donald Herron and Carmel O’Sullivan  

Trinity College Dublin

The Concealed Art of Persuasion:

Unveiling the Power of Political Framing Through Drama

Silke Franz, Carmel O'Sullivan, Susanne Colleary

Seminar für Lehreraus- und Fortbildung Stuttgart and Trinity College Dublin

5.15-5.30

Thank you and goodbye!