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In a theatre in Buenos Aires, six veterans from opposite sides of the Falklands War united to re-enact their experiences of the conflict in front of hundreds of people. The play was called Minefield, and it was an ambitious experiment by the Argentinian theatre director, Lola Arias.Former Royal Marine Dr David Jackson was one of the veterans who flew across the world to act out his memories of war alongside men he'd fought against over three decades earlier. There were hundreds of people watching, including mothers who had lost their sons in the conflict.The play took a risk - it was opening up a part of history that people still didn't agree on. But in the process, it ended up forging connections between groups that had once been divided.Matthew Syed explores the power and potential of re-enactment, and asks what happens when we try to bring the past back to life.With veteran, counsellor, and academic Dr David Jackson; director and writer Lola Arias; researcher, educator and humanitarian aid worker Dr Nena Močnik; and Professor of Modern Culture and Media at Brown University, Rebecca Schneider.Presenter: Matthew Syed Producer: Caroline Thornham Editors: Georgia Moodie and Hannah Marshall Sound Design and Mix: Daniel Kempson Theme music by Ioana Selaru A Novel production for BBC Radio 4

Join your host, Nicole Morris, LMFT and Mental Health Correspondent, as she welcomes Dr. Rebecca Schneider, Ph.D., to our OCD family table. Today we are talking all about Misophonia, which is an emerging area of research that has been mostly closely tied to OCD-Related Disorders, or OCRDs. So this is a perfect topic for Part IV of my OCRD series, because so many folks are looking for help and hope for the Misophonia warriors in their lives. So join the conversation! Because we have a lot of foundational ground to cover, and our esteemed guest really is leading the way.

Edición Limitada - 16 de Enero del 2023. Programa especial con el recuento de los mejores 30 albumes del 2022 según Gustavo Verduzco. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Faderhead, Sally Shapiro, Eisfabrik, Dark-O-Matic, Esoterik, Psy'Aviah con Rebecca Schneider, Kim Lunner, Blind Passenger con Dennis Schober, Fusspils 11, Röyksopp con Beki Mari, Current One, Zynic, Kid Moxie, Xenturion Prime, Voicecoil, Vanguard, RRoyce, Electro Spectre, Editors, Saft, Æon Rings, Francesca e Luigi, Unify Separate, Blackbook, Lakeside X, Sin Cos Tan, Solitary Experiments, Secret Service, Mirrors of Mind y Martiné.

Vortrag Rebecca SchneiderRebecca Schneider ist Professorin am Department für Theatre Arts and Performance Studies der Brown University, Providence. Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte liegen auf Theatergeschichte und Theorien der Intermedialität. Ihr Beitrag zur Vorlesungsreihe wird ausgehen von der Theorie Hannah Arendts. Bitte beachten: Diese Vorlesung findet ausschließlich digital via Zoom statt!Ringvorlesung der Hessischen Theaterakademie im WS 2020/21 in Kooperation mit dem Festival Frankfurter Positionen – eine Initiative der BHF BANK Stiftung – und dem Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, koordiniert von der Theaterwissenschaft am Institut für Theater-, Film- und Medienwissenschaft der Goethe-Universität.Die Demokratie westlicher Prägung ist in einer Krise: Migration, Erderwärmung und ökonomische Monopolisierung gehen mit der Entwertung der alten Akteure und Institutionen einher, etwa der Nation und ihres Parlaments. Vielerorts ist die Rückkehr zu autoritären Herrschaftsformen und Strukturen die Antwort. Vor diesem Hintergrund lädt die Ringvorlesung Künstler*innen des Festivals „Frankfurter Positionen 2021“ und Wissenschaftler*innen aus den mit Theater und Performance beschäftigten Disziplinen dazu ein, sich über das Verhältnis von Theater und Demokratie Gedanken zu machen. Wie reagieren neue Formen des Theaters, der Choreografie, der Gattungen und Spielarten überschreitenden Darstellungsformen auf diese Krise? Wie geht sie in ihre Formen, Organisationsweisen und Inhalte ein?

On January 24, 2019, Rebecca Schneider of AvenueCX spoke about Empathy and Tagging during the Insight Exchange Network's Digital Asset Management (DAM) Practitioners Summit in New York City on January 24, 2019. If you are interested in attending the Insight Exchange Network's DAM Practitioners Summit on January 30-31, 2020 in New York City, you can find more details here. For more on DAM, visit http://anotherdampodcast.com

It's called Madness for a reason right? And as we turn the calendar to April, we aren't done talking March Madness. Coming off one of the most memorable 2nd weekend's of this glorious tournament, Daniel breaks down both Michigan State and Purdue's games with Dustin Schutte (1:27), the managing editor at Saturday Tradition, then zeroes in on Sparty with MLive reporter Kyle Austin (6:50), and Purdue's historic night with Rebecca Schneider (11:18), the sports editor for the Purdue Exponent. It's Episode 12 of 10 Big Conference Calls!

It's called Madness for a reason right? And as we turn the calendar to April, we aren't done talking March Madness. Coming off one of the most memorable 2nd weekend's of this glorious tournament, Daniel breaks down both Michigan State and Purdue's games with Dustin Schutte (1:27), the managing editor at Saturday Tradition, then zeroes in on Sparty with MLive reporter Kyle Austin (6:50), and Purdue's historic night with Rebecca Schneider (11:18), the sports editor for the Purdue Exponent. It's Episode 12 of 10 Big Conference Calls!

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Amy Holzapfel Chair, Associate Professor of Theatre at Williams College, moderates a discussion about the politics of participatory performance, and the lessons and practices it can share with democratic assembly in public space. She is joined by panelists, Bryan Doerries, Director, Antigone in Ferguson; Taibi Magar, Director, Underground Railroad Game, Rebecca Schneider, Professor in the Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Brown University.     The hook is to connect theatre with the contemporary wave of engaged social activism. Joining In: Participatory Performance and Social Activism Panel Discussion Thursday, September 28, 2017; 5:00 p.m. … The post Will Call #61: Antigone in Ferguson, Social Activism Panel Discussion appeared first on The Greylock Glass.

Our ATHE Special! In this edition, Sarah, Harvey, and Pannill discuss PSi 22 in Melbourne, Australia and the keynotes given by Bruno Latour and Rebecca Schneider, and past ATHE conferences. Plus, in our first live recording, the co-hosts welcome Brian Herrera, Charlotte Canning, and D.J. Hopkins to talk about their favorite texts for introductory courses.