25 June 2011

Call for Papers: The Role of the African-American Body in Twentieth-Century American Drama (NeMLA Conference, NY)

This panel seeks papers concerning the stage life of African-American characters in 20th century drama. How has the portrayal of the black body changed in the last hundred years? What signifance does the historical traditions of blacks in theater play in current performance? How has the adaptation of literature to the stage aided or hindered the portrayal of African-Americans in modern productions?

Please send 300-500 word abstracts to Jenna Clark Embrey - jennaclarkembrey@gmail.com

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For inquiries: Jenna Clark Embrey - jennaclarkembrey@gmail.com

For submissions: Jenna Clark Embrey - jennaclarkembrey@gmail.com

Website: http://www.nemla.org/
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