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SUMMARY:Shakespeare’s Plays\, Refugees’ Stories - A Visit by Jessica Bauman
DESCRIPTION:Jessica Bauman\, director of Arden / Everywhere | UCLA | Oct. 23-24\, 2018\nPlease see below for workshop details.  All event RSVPs should be sent to Kim Hedlin at khedlin@ucla.edu \n \nShakespearean Theater Workshop \nTuesday\, Oct. 23\, 9:30-11:00am\, “The Nest” in the UCLA Botanical Gardens \nThis interactive workshop is for undergraduates\, MFAs\, and graduate students with theater experience and/or a committed interest in Shakespearean theater. Participants will workshop a scene from one of Shakespeare’s plays with Bauman’s direction. Max. 20 students—please RSVP. \n“Theater as Pedagogy” Workshop \nWednesday\, Oct. 24\, 9:30-11:00am\, Kaplan 193 \nThis interactive workshop for graduate students and undergraduate upperclassmen will cater to current and future educators at the college and advanced high school level. It will focus on using theater as a pedagogical tool for creating an inclusive classroom. No background in theater is necessary. Max. 20 students—please RSVP. \nAdvocates for Refugees Lunch \nWednesday\, Oct. 24\, noon-1pm\, Kaplan 193 \nThis pizza lunch will give student advocates for refugee populations the opportunity to hear about Bauman’s work\, share their own stories\, and think about refugee advocacy in creative ways. (Please specify dietary restrictions in your RSVP.) \nPresentation to Faculty and Graduate Students \nWednesday\, Oct. 24\, 4:30-6:00pm\, Kaplan 193 \nBauman will discuss her work\, present video clips from Arden / Everywhere\, and answer questions about her theater career\, pedagogy\, and social activism. One-hour presentation with reception to follow. \nPlease RSVP for all events to Prof. Kim Hedlin at khedlin@ucla.edu. \nDirector Jessica Bauman has developed “Arden/Everywhere” through research\, workshops\, and outreach to refugee communities since early 2015. Her work with refugee communities in New York includes teaching drama workshops at Catholic Charities\, the Arab American Association of New York and the International Center\, and the IRC’s Refugee Youth Summer Academy. In May 2016 she taught a two-week theater workshop with 40 refugees at Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya through international NGO Film Aid. For more information\, please visit ardeneverywhere.com.
URL:https://english.ucla.edu/event/shakespeares-plays-refugees-stories-a-visit-by-jessica-bauman/
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SUMMARY:Some Favorite Writers: Emily Wilson
DESCRIPTION:In her stunning new translation of The Odyssey—the first-ever English translation by a woman—renowned classics scholar Emily Wilson brings a fresh perspective to Homer’s masterpiece while still conveying the humanity and heroic power of the original Greek. \n \nWilson is a professor of classical studies at the University of Pennsylvania\, the author of Mocked to Death: Tragic Overliving from Sophocles to Milton\, and the translator of plays by Seneca and Euripides. \nReadings are followed by a discussion with author and UCLA professor Mona Simpson\, who organizes this series. Supported in part by the UCLA Department of English and the Friends of English.  More information here.
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