Ashland -- Shakespeare Authorship Conference Schedule (Sept. 16-19, 2010)

Thought folks might want to see some additional details about the upcoming Shakespeare Authorship Conference schedule.  You can register online for the Shakespeare Fellowship/Shakespeare Oxford Society’s  SF/SOS Annual Conference — Sept. 16-19, 2010 in Ashland, Oregon at the online registration site: http://www.goestores.com/catalog.aspx?Merchant=shakespeareoxfordsociety

Shakespeare Fellowship and Shakespeare Oxford Society 2010 Conference Schedule

On-site registration check-in will begin at 9:00 AM on September 16, and the education program will begin at 10:00 AM. Conference registration includes an opening reception with appetizers on the 16th, buffet lunches on day two and three, and the annual awards banquet at the conclusion of the conference on the afternoon of the 19th. Saturday afternoon will be dedicated to performances with music provided by the lute duet Mignarda, Ron Andrico and Donna Stewart, creators of My Lord of Oxenford’s Maske. OSF all-star Robin Goodrin-Nordli will present her original show, Bard Babes, and Keir Cutler will give an encore performance of his adaptation of Mark Twain’s satire, Is Shakespeare Dead? The afternoon will conclude with a signing ceremony for the ‘Declaration of Reasonable Doubt’.

Thursday: September 16 Music by Mignarda with Ron Andrico and Donna Stewart Prof Tom Gage: The Bone in the Elephant’s Heart Dr. Tom Hunter: The Invention of the Human in Shylock  Dr. Earl Showerman: Shakespeare’s Shylock and the Strange Case of Gaspar Ribeiro Cheryl Eagan-Donovan: Shakespeare’s Ideal: Sexuality and Gender Identity in The Merchant of Venice Dr. Marty Hyatt: Teaching Heavy Ignorance Aloft to Fly Conference Opening Reception – Ashland Springs Hotel Conservatory & Garden Merchant of Venice at OSF Elizabethan Theatre

Friday: September 17 Shakespeare Fellowship Annual Meeting Richard Whalen: ‘Goats and Monkeys!’ Othello’s Outburst Recalls a Fresco in Bassano, Italy Dr. Frank Davis: The “Unlearned” versus the “Learned” Shakespeare Prof Jack Shuttleworth: Hamlet and Its Mysteries: An Oxfordian Editor’s View Merchant of Venice Panel: Tom Hunter, Tom Regnier & OSF Actors Bill Rauch: Artistic Director of OSF and Director of Hamlet and Merchant of Venice Prof Roger Stritmatter: The “Little Eyases” and the “Innovation” of 1589 Katherine Chiljan: Twelve “Too Early” Allusions to Shakespeare’s Hamlet Tom Regnier: Hamlet’s Law Prof Sam Saunders: The Odds on Hamlet’s Odds Prof Helen Gordon: The Symbols in Hamlet: An Oxfordian Interpretation Hamlet at OSF Bowmer Theatre

Saturday: September 18 Shakespeare-Oxford Society Annual Meeting Hank Whittemore: The Birth and Growth of Prince Hal: Why did Oxford write The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth? Marie Merkel – “In the Fit of Miming”: A brief history of Sir John Falstaffe and the ”whole school of tongues” in his belly Lynne Kositsky: The Young Adult Novel Minerva’s Voyage and its Relationship to True Reportory and Minerva Britanna Hamlet panel: Prof Ren Draya, Jack Shuttleworth & OSF Actors Music by Mignarda Robin Goodrin Nordli: Bard Babes Keir Cutler: Is Shakespeare Dead? “Declaration of Reasonable Doubt” Signing Ceremony with John Shahan, Paul Nicholson, Executive Director at OSF, and other signatories 1 Henry IV at OSF Elizabethan Theatre

Sunday: September 19 William Ray: Proofs of Oxfordian Authorship in the Shakespearean Apocrypha Bonner Cutting: Let the Punishment Fit the Crime John Hamill – Bisexuality, Bastardy, Avisa and Antonio Perez Revisited Michael Cecil: Revisiting the 1st Baron Burghley’s Precepts for the Well Ordering and Carriage of a Man’s Life Henry IV Panel: Felicia Londré & OSF Actors 2010 Annual Joint Conference Awards Banquet For further information write to the local coordinator at earlees@charter.net

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