1999-2000 CRBS Calendar
of Events
1999
Marshall Grossman, English
14 October: Mini-Symposium
Susan Amussen, History, Graduate
College, The Union Institute
Ralph Bauer, English
David Norbrook, English
1 to 4 pm in the Atrium of
the Adele H Stamp Student Union
Globe in London
Frank Hildy, Theatre
Artistic Director Michael
Kahn, Ted Leinwand, and Frank Hildy discuss the recent production of King
Lear at the Shakespeare Theatre in DC.
12:30 pm in the Maryland
Room, Marie Mount Hall
11 November: Technology Training Session for DuVal
High School
8:30 am to 3:30 pm in the
Faculty Technology Training Center, room 4404, Computer and Space Sciences
Building
Michele Osherow, English
Andrea Van Houvten, Art History
Text: Elizabeth Brackley
and Jane Cavendish's The Concealed Fancies
2 December: University Theatre presents Julius Caesar
8:00 pm Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday; 2:00 pm on Sunday
Tawes Theatre
3 December: Renaissance Reckonings
Topic: The Future of Renaissance
Studies
3:30 to 5:00 pm in the MEO
lounge, 3101 Susquehanna Hall
6 December: Special Guest Speaker
Elizabeth Eisenstein
4:00 pm in McKeldin Library,
room 4137
11 December: Music for Instruments and Voices from
Northern Italy, 1490-1550
Presented by the School of
Music, and performed by the Collegium Musicum
8:00 pm at Ulrich Recital
Hall, admission free
Title: Literary History
and Racial Memory
Stephen Greenblatt, English,
Harvard University
4:00 pm at LeFrak Hall, room
2205
8:00 pm at Tawes Theatre
Text: Lodovico Aristo's Orlando
Furioso
10 March: Carmina Quartet
8:00 pm. Pre-concert discussion
at 6:30 pm.
11 March: Symposium
10:00 am to 5:00 pm, McKeldin
Library, Special Events Room
11 March: Collaborative Teaching in Middle School Reading and Language Programs
First of this three session program sponsored
by the Baltimore City Schools.
27 March: Renaissance Reckonings
Title: Religious Toleration
and the Renaissance Theater
Jeffrey Knapp, University
of California, Berkeley
3:30 - 5:00 pm, Room 1117
Susquehanna Hall
Jacqueline Letzter, French
and Italian
30 March: Special Guest Speaker
Lynn Staley
3:30 pm in Susquehanna Hall,
room 1117
Text: Malleus Maleficarum
(The Hammer of Witches)
HervŽ Campagne, French
and Italian
1 May: Renaissance Reckonings
Title: Periodization and
Hamlet in 2000
Margreta de Grazia, University
of Pennsylvania
4:00 pm in Susquehanna Hall,
room T.B.A.
2 May: Morales' Requiem for Philip II
Gabrieli Consort, director
Paul McCreesh
Perry Auditorium, Washington
National Cathedral
8:00 pm. Pre-concert discussion
at 6:30 pm
6 May: In Praise of Folly: A Renaissance Faire
Cambridge Community Quad
- behind Cambridge dorm
1:00 - 4:00 pm,
free to the public
Sponsored by College
Park Scholars in the Arts
10 May: Special Guest Speaker
Title: Fictions
of Privacy: The Accomodation of Religious Dissent in Early Modern Europe
Benjamin J. Kaplan,
Harvard University
4:00 to 5:30 pm,
1102 Francis Scott Key Building
12 May: Concert: Music from the Spanish Renaissance
Ulrich Recital Hall,
Tawes Theatre. 8:00 pm.
9-22
July: Arts Institute 2000
A two-week residential
summer institute for Maryland's secondary school arts educators, including
dance, music, theater, and the visual arts
31 July - 4 August: Baltimore City Public
School System Summer Workshop
Reading Strategies
for Secondary English: Exploration
29 August: Baltimore
City Public School System Staff Development
Contemporary Grammar
21 October: Baltimore City Public School System
Staff Development
A conference exploring
the lives and work of early modern women from an interdisciplinary perspective
2 December: Baltimore City Public School System
Staff Development