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Academy of Plato - Summer Course Challenging Limits: Performances of Ancient Drama, Controversies and Debates SCHEDULE UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS EUROPEAN NETWORK OF RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION OF PERFORMANCES OF ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA ATHENS - LAVRION - EPIDAVROS 3-13 JULY 2013

Academy of Plato - Challenging Limits: Performances of Ancient Drama, Controversies and Debates ATHENS - LAVRION - EPIDAVROS 3-13 JULY 2013 SCHEDULE This project has been co-funded by the European Union (European Social Fund) and national resources in the context of the operation within the framework of the Operational Programme Education and Lifelong Learning - 3 -

Academy of Plato - Challenging Limits: Performances of Ancient Drama, Controversies and Debates Wednesday, 3 July 17.00 Arrival of participants Transport to Hotel Saron 20.00 Departure for the Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park (LTCP) 20.30 Dinner at the Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park (LTCP) Thursday, 4 July - Morning Session Introduction 09.30 Arrival at the LTCP - Welcome 09.45 Opening and Greetings 10.00 Gregory Ioannidis () Academy of Plato: Platon Mavromoustakos () Academy of Plato - Summer Course 2013-2015 Challenging Limits: Performances of Ancient Drama, Controversies and Debates - Researchers and Academics of the European Network of Research and Documentation of Performances of Ancient Greek Drama 10.45 Getting to know us: Student introduction 11.00 Break - 4 -

Thursday, 4 July - Morning Session Keynote Speaker Opening Lecture 11.30 Oliver Taplin (Magdalen College, University of Oxford) Delight and sorrow, ugliness and beauty: How antique is ancient Greek Drama? 12.30 Discussion 12.45 Break 13.00 Guided Tour at the Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park (LTCP) 13.45 Lunch Thursday, 4 July - Evening Session 17.30 Visit to the archaeological site of Thorikos 19.00 Workshop with Prodromos Tsinikoris Projektor 20.30 Dinner - 5 -

Friday, 5 July Morning Session Student Presentations Presiding: Oliver Taplin Evelyne Ertel Platon Mavromoustakos Nurit Yaari Gregory Ioannidis Gogo Varzelioti 09.00 Akgün Antigone 09.10 Apostolatos Konstantinos 09.20 Bohle Bettina 09.30 Chawin Adi 09.40 Chepel Elena 09.50 Dekel-Avneri Lilach 10.00 Break 10.20 Fili Paraskevi 10.30 Firidinoğlu Nilgün 10.40 Folit-Weinberg Ben 10.50 Freri Nikoletta 11.00 Frýbertová Tereza 11.10 Break 11.30 Georgiadou Christianna 11.40 Goor Hamutal 11.50 Houlker Ivor 12.00 Karasavvidis Konstantinos 12.10 Kehaya Virginia 12.20 Break 12.30 Koutsilaiou Eleni 12.40 Kurmulakis Kostas 12.50 Li Michelle 13.00 Magnat Maya 13.15 Lunch - 6 -

Friday, 5 July Evening Session Student Presentations Presiding: Oliver Taplin Evelyne Ertel Platon Mavromoustakos Nurit Yaari Gregory Ioannidis Gogo Varzelioti 17.30 Marzec Maciej 17.40 Ozhabes Ozlem 17.50 Paetzold Lisa 18.00 Root Grace 18.10 Santarelli Federica 18.20 Break 18.30 Satková Nada 18.40 Scetbon Ruthy 18.50 Shabtay Shay 19.00 Zahálka Michal 19.10 Zotović Aleksandra 19.20 Conclusions 19.30 Sandwich Dinner 19.45 Departure for Athens 21.00 Performance of Euripides Iphigenia in Aulis. Directed by Maria Protopappa. Athens Festival 2013, 260 Peiraios St. - Building H - 7 -

Saturday, 6 July - Morning Session 10.30 Apostolos Vettas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) New uses for the ancient theatre of Thorikos, within the framework of an architectural study for consolidation and showcasing 11.15 Discussion 11.30 Break 11.45 Workshop with Prodromos Tsinikoris Projektor 13.15 Lunch Saturday, 6 July - Evening 17.30 Visit to the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion 20.00 Dinner Sunday, 7 July Morning 10.30 Departure for Athens 11.30 Visits: Acropolis Museum Dionysian Theatre Acropolis Benaki Museum - 8 -

Sunday, 7 July Evening Session Philosophy and Ancient Drama 16.45 Departure for Athens 18.00 Arrival at the Benaki Museum (Peiraios Street) 18.15 Freddy Decrus (University of Gent) In and beyond Plato's cave. A poststructuralist reading of some major Platonic tenets (Derrida, Irigaray, Cixous) Application to Romeo Castellucci's Inferno (2009) 19.15 Discussion 19.30 Break 19.15 Tour of current exhibitions at the Benaki Museum 20.30 Buffet Dinner 22.00 Performance of Sophocles Antigone. Directed by Natasha Triantafylli, original music by Monika. Athens Festival 2013 Atrium of the Benaki Museum - 9 -

Monday, 8 July Morning Session Challenging Limits 10.00 Nurit Yaari (University of Tel Aviv) Aristophanes' Peace Plays on the Israeli Stage: Political and Moral Scandals 10.40 Discussion 11.00 Break 11.15 Connor Hanratty (Trinity College University of Dublin) Provocative Tragedy: Asking for Trouble 12.00 Discussion 12.15 Break 12.30 Evelyn Ertel (Université Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle) Metamorphoses of the Chorus in Modern Performances of Ancient Drama 13.15 Discussion 13.30 Lunch Monday, 8 July Evening Session 17.30 Workshop with Prodromos Tsinikoris Projektor 20.00 Dinner 22.30 Film Projection: Iphigenia Directed by Michalis Cacoyannis - 10 -

Tuesday, 9 July Morning Session Space & Dramaturgy 09.15 Platon Mavromoustakos Ancient Drama and Theatrical Space 10.00 Discussion 10.15 Henri Schoenmakers Dramaturgy and the Aesthetics of Production 11.00 Discussion 11.15 Break 11.30 Working Groups: Space & Dramaturgy Projects 13.30 Working group presentations: Space & Dramaturgy 14.30 Lunch Tuesday 9 July Evening Session 17.30 Workshop with Prodromos Tsinikoris Projektor 19.30 The Alpha-Movie Project Meeting with Pedro Olalla (Cervantes Institute Athens / Harvard University Center for Hellenic Studies Associate Member) and Stathis Athanassiou (Film Director) 21.00 Dinner - 11 -

Wednesday, 10 July Morning 09.30 10.30 Preparations to depart from Lavrion 10.30 Departure for the Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park (LTCP) 11.00 Students presentations Discussion on Projects 12.30 Lunch at the Lavrion Technological and Cultural Park (LTCP) 13.15 Departure for Epidavros 16.30 Arrival at Epidavros Wednesday, 10 July Evening 19.00 Workshop with the musician Philippos Tsalachouris 21.00 Dinner at Akroyali 22.00 Rehearsal at the ancient theatre of Epidavros (Aristophanes Ploutos) Thursday, 11 July Morning Session 10.30 Vassilis Lambrinoudakis () Ritual and Theatre Performance in the Archaeological Site of Epidauros 11.30 Discussion 11.45 Break 12.00 Lunch at Leonidas Thursday, 11 July Evening 17.30 Guided tour to the archaeological site of Epidavros 18.30 Discussion with the actress Aglaia Pappa 19.30 Workshop with Prodromos Tsinikoris / Students Presentations 21.00 Dinner - 12 -

Friday, 12 July Morning Session Forum on Aristophanes 09.30 Monica Centanni (Università IUAV di Venezia) Plutus, Aristophanes' Last Play: from Political to Allegorical Comedy 10.15 Discussion 10.30 Break 10.45 Aikaterini Diamantakou () Oedipus at Colonus and Wealth: the Tragic and the Comic Utopia of the Athenian Regeneration 11.15 Discussion 11.30 Break 11.45 David Drozd (Charles University of Prague) Aristophanes in Czech Lands 12.15 Discussion 12.30 Break 12.45 Dmitry Trubochkin (University of Moscow) Aristophanes in Russia: Searching for Tragic 13.15 Discussion 13.30 Break 13.00 Sandwich Lunch 19.00 Dinner at Leonidas 20.15 Arrival at the ancient theatre of Epidavros 21.00 Performance of Aristophanes Ploutos Original music, translated and directed by Dionysis Savvopoulos Epidaurus Festival 2013 Ancient Theatre of Epidavros Saturday, 13 July - Morning 10.00 Evaluation of the course 13.00 Departure of participants - 13 -

Academy of Plato: Challenging Limits: Performances of Ancient Drama, Controversies and Debates This project has been co-funded by the European Union (European Social Fund) and national resources in the context of the operation Development of Knowledge within the framework of the Operational Programme Education and Lifelong Learning