Lost Bodies: Beckett, Gender & Sexuality

A huge thank you to all who participated in the hugely successful conference over the last few days. You were all terrific and we hope to see you and hear from you soon.
Slán abhaile.

With only two days to go until kick-off, the full programme, including book of abstracts and presenter biographies is available to download now.

Programme Programme PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE Thursday 7 July 9:30 – 11:15 Panel 1: Not I, Happy Days, Play Dúnlaith Bird: Lost your voice? Bodies, Breath, and Keening in Beckett Jessica Carleton: From Not I to M…

Registration is now open for LOST BODIES: Beckett, Gender & Sexuality. In line with our stated aim at promoting inclusivity, registration will be free. Please express your interest at the conference web address. [email protected]

Announcing a special event: LOCATING BECKETT

On Saturday July 9, a public interview with Sarah Jane Scaife will take place in Tullow Church Foxrock as part of the LOST BODIES conference. The internationally renowned director will dicuss her long engagement with Beckett's works and her use of unique sites for here productions with Company SJ.
The event will take place at noon in the church which has become synonymous with Beckett as he attended there in his childhood and later as a companion to his infirm mother on his visits home from Paris.

The provisional schedule has just been announced for the upcoming LOST BODIES: Beckett, Gender & Sexuality conference which is to be held in Trinity College Dublin on July 7-8. We will also be announcing later today details of an exciting public interview with renowned director Sarah Jane Scaife which will take place in Beckett's parish church of Tullow, Foxrock on Saturday 9.
Check the website for all details

https://beckettandgender.wordpress.com/