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The SF2010 conference is pleased to be able to offer four intensive workshops for the conference attendee who wants to delve just a little deeper into this business of theatre:
- Devising Performance: Collaboration, Engagement & Dialog led by Michael Rohd
- The Yugen Approach: Respect for Form & Function on Stage led by artists from Theatre of Yugen
- Creating Social Theatre the Mime Troupe Way led by artists from S. F. Mime Troupe
- Devising From Visual Text: The Case of the Mission District Murals led by Lisa Barker
Click on the Paid Workshops menu item for more information (and for info about the pre-conference workshop on August 4). |
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The Conference Committee met in January to go through the recommendations of the AATE networks following their review and schedule the sessions.
We received an unprecedented number of session proposals. The Committee took the Network recommendations into account and worked to create a balanced program reflecting all areas.
 Using set pieces from an upcoming production as supports, the Committee laid out the times, rooms, and days to place the sessions.
Once the initial process was complete,we began the process of shuffling the schedule based on technical requirements and room layout requests.
The schedule is currently under final review to check for any conflicts between presenters and the overall balance of the schedule.
Chairs will be notified of the outcome of the proposal review by March 1. The detailed schedule will be posted here shortly thereafter.
Look forward to seeing you in San Francisco this August.

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Sojourn Theatre Original Work |
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Conferenence attendees will be able to join Michael Rohd and other artists from Sojourn on devising small site specific performances at 4 locations around the hotel during the conference. This performance will also incorporate the use of multi-media submitted throughout the spring by AATE and CETA members. The performances will take place on Sunday -- our last day together as a closing event. Our work devising site-specific performance material will explore the relationship between place, story, and event.
Although this event is free, participants need to pre-register and be available on Sunday for the performance as space will be limited (Performance on Sunday, August 8th at 11am). Participants who sign up will be divided into one of four Devising Teams. Each team will rehearse once a day according to the schedule listed below.
This exciting event is made possible through a grant from CTFA.
Participant Schedule:
Thursday, August 5, 2010 8:30pm-10:00pm Participant Orientation All Teams
Friday, August 6, 2010 8:00am-10:00am Rehearsal A Teams 1 & 3 10:15am-11:45am Technical Rehearsal Open to any Confernence Attendee 2:30pm-4:30pm Rehearsal B Teams 2 & 4
Saturday, August 7, 2010 12:45pm-2:15pm Rehearsal C Teams 1 & 3 2:30pm-4:00pm Rehearsal D Teams 2 & 4
Sunday, August 8, 2010 9:15am-10:45am Rehearsal E All Teams 11:00am-12:00pm Performances All Teams |
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Proposal submissions are now closed. Thank you to the over 140 people who submitted session proposals. The 2010 conference promises to be a full and diverse meeting with many exciting sessions.
Session Chairs will be notified as to the outcome of the proposal no later than March 1, 2010.
If there are other people on your presentation team, please have them create site accounts before March.
If you have any questions or concerns about proposals, please email
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