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DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20221124T172255
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20211006T121500
SUMMARY:"What Kind of England Do We Want?": Contemporary New Writing for th
 e British Theatre and National Identity
DESCRIPTION:This talk will examine the contribution of Black and Asian play
 wrights\, most notably Roy Williams and Tanika Gupta\, to contemporary Bri
 tish theatre. The aim is to situate these writers within the context of th
 e typically British tradition of text-based New Writing\, and against the 
 background of the history of Empire and migration. This talk will examine 
 the contribution of Black and Asian playwrights\, most notably Roy William
 s and Tanika Gupta\, to contemporary British theatre. The aim is to situat
 e these writers within the context of the typically British tradition of t
 ext-based New Writing\, and against the background of the history of Empir
 e and migration.\\r\\nIf you would like to listen to this guest lecture\, 
 please contact PD Dr. Christiane Schlote [mailto:christiane.schlote@unibas
 .ch] to obtain the necessary Zoom link.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>This talk will examine the contribution of Black and Asian pl
 aywrights\, most notably Roy Williams and Tanika Gupta\, to contemporary B
 ritish theatre. The aim is to situate these writers within the context of 
 the typically British tradition of text-based New Writing\, and against th
 e background of the history of Empire and migration. This talk will examin
 e the contribution of Black and Asian playwrights\, most notably Roy Willi
 ams and Tanika Gupta\, to contemporary British theatre. The aim is to situ
 ate these writers within the context of the typically British tradition of
  text-based New Writing\, and against the background of the history of Emp
 ire and migration.</p>\n<p>If you would like to listen to this guest lectu
 re\, please contact <a href="mailto:christiane.schlote@unibas.ch">PD Dr. C
 hristiane Schlote</a> to obtain the necessary Zoom link.</p>
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