Memento is available for signout at the Drama desk.

I have heard that there has been a fair bit of activity with the Hitchcock DVDs, but that many students have still not signed them out. Remember that I warned you to start early!!

Your only opportunity to see Twilight Los Angeles will be at the screening on Monday March 16. This VHS tape is difficult to come by, and I cannot make any copies available. Please plan your schedules accordingly.

If you missed the Graham Abbey visit, I am afraid I can’t recreate him for you, but you can watch all episodes to date of The Border online: http://www.cbc.ca/theborder/watch.html The one we screened in class was the final episode of Season 2.

An impressive number of drama students are presenting papers at this year’s Inquiry at Queen’s. Please come out to Stauffer library this Thursday and Friday to support them! If you are thinking about going to graduate school, this event will give you an idea of the kind of work one can do. Check out www.iatq.ca for full details.

Johanna Lawrie
Playing With Time: An Analysis of Time and Space in Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
Thursday 5th 11:40-12:40

Adam Wray
Healing the Civic Body: Darren O’Donnell’s Social Acupuncture
Thursday 5th 1:30-3:30 (Adam is first on this panel) + Performance/Experiment “Share this Soapbox” at 1pm

Ashley Williamson
Audience Expectations of Autobiographical Performance
Thursday 5th 3:45-4:45 (Ashley is first on this panel)

Sacha Atherley, Justine Labute, Caitlin Stanley, Beth Turcon & Ashley Peoples
Trashed
Friday 6th 1-2:30 (They are first on this panel)