Irish Studies Symposium: Popular Culture and Revolution

20 June 2009, 10:00 - 17:30

Event Type: Seminar

Speakers

Elaine Sisson, 'Toto Cogley’s Cabaret: The Stage and the Post-Revolutionary Generation 1922-1932'; Ben Levitas, 'Popular performance and the War of Independence'; James Moran, 'Negotiating Irish Politics in Birmingham’; P.J. Mathews, 'Riverdancing at the Meeting of the Waters'; Gerardine Meaney, 'From the Taboo to the Popular: Howard Brenton, The Romans in Britain and Spooks'; Martin McLoone (title tbc); Closing discussion

Description

Venue: Lock-Keeper's Cottage, Queen Mary University of London. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS. If you would like to attend please contact Jon Millington, Institute of English Studies.

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