The Israeli Association for Theatre Research (IATR) was established about twenty years ago, as a learned society the mission of which is to bring together researchers and teachers of theatre from all academic institutions in the country. It is convening annually by rotation in one of the Israeli universities and colleges. The association combines the presentation of work in progress and research by well-established academics and artists in the field of theatre and performance with those of young and upcoming ones, and attempts to help publish the best crop of its annual presentations.
The 2006 annual meeting is to take place on Thursday, 2 March, at the Neuderfer Hall, the Dorothy de-Rotschild Open University campus, 108 Ravotsky Street, Ra'anana (entrance from Weitzman Street).
9:15 Meeting and Registration
9:45 Greetings: Dr Ron Weidberg,Head of the department of Literature, Language and Fine Arts, The Open University
Professor Ahuva Belkin, President, IATR
10:00 Session 1 The Inter-Cultural Displacement - Prism of Dramaturgical Structures
Chair: Professor Ahuva Belkin
Dr Suzanna Pendzik, Bar Ilan University
American Framework, Israeli Contents: An Anthropological Perspective on the "Playback Theatre"
in Israel
Tali Itzhaki, Sapir College
Walls of Glass: Ways of Unseeing
Dr Dafna Ben-Shaul, Tel Aviv University
The Global Theatre of the Local Space: The Israeli Case of Actors Comedies
Coffee Break
12:30 Session 2 Jewish Memory on Stage
Chair: Professor Avraham Oz, University of Haifa
Professor Ben-Ami Feingold
Jews, Judaism and Israeli Theatre as a Cultural Intersection
Yelena Tartakovski, Tel Aviv University
The Formation of the Hebrew Theatre in an Inter-Cultural Perspective: The Place of Habimah in
the Histories of the Russian and Israeli Theatre
Dr Uri Golomb, The Institute of Israeli Music
Rat's Laughter: From Novel to Opera
14:15 Lunch
IATR Plenary Meeting
15:30 Session 3 Inter-Cultural Displacement - The Artist's Perspective
Chair: Dr Zahava Caspi, BenGurion University of the Negev
Michal Baadani, The Open University
Gogol: An Adaptation for the Israeli Stage
Professor Gad Kaynar, Tel Aviv University
Playing Memory, Playing With Memory: The Revival of You and I and the Next War,1968-2004,
Self-Analysis from the Actor's Perspective of an Inner- and Inter-Cultural Displacement
Professor Shimeon Levy, Tel Aviv University
Translation for the Stage as a Cultural Displacememnt: Notes on Sound, Allusion and Statement
Jewish Intercultural Performance Group at International Federation for Theatre Research
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