Laura Ginters,
Dr Laura Ginters, Chair of Department

Sydney, Australien

German Studies - Anderes Fachgebiet (siehe Forschungsgebiete) (Fachgebiet)

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Sydney - Department of Theatre and Performance Studies, A20 - University of Sydney, NSW, 2006 - Australia

Andere dienstliche Anschrift Sydney - Department of Theatre and Performance Studies, A20 - University of Sydney, NSW, 2006 - Australia

Forschungsgebiete

Besondere Forschungsgebiete

Deutsches Theater im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert
Historische Probenprozesse
Georg Büchner, inkl. Aufführungsgeschichte
Frauen im Theater
Dramaturgie
Übersetzung von Theaterstücken
Brecht in Australien

Monographien Laura Ginters and Barbara Campbell, eds. 2002. Barbara Campbell: Flesh Winnow, A Retrospective Survey. Sydney: Power Publications.

Aufsätze und Beiträge

2017 (forthcoming) “Before The Ham Funeral: ‘the YOUNG MAN appears’. John Tasker returns home.” Australasian Drama Studies Journal (October) 71
2017 (forthcoming) “Agamemnon in the Antipodes” in Marguerite Johnson, ed. Antipodean Antiquities. London: Bloomsbury
2017. “Es lebe die Revolution? Dantons Tod on Stage in the 21st Century”. Pp223-43 in Robert Gillett, Ernest Schonfield & Daniel Steuer, eds. Georg Büchner: Contemporary Perspectives. Amsterdamer Beiträge zur neueren Germanistik. Leiden & Boston: Brill
2016. “‘Good Woman should have been done in one of our big theatres long before this.’ Brecht, the students, and the making of the New Wave of Australian theater”. Brecht Yearbook (2015) 40: 168-86
2015. “SUDS and Agamemnon” Programme essay for Sydney University Dramatic Society (SUDS) 125th anniversary production of Agamemnon. 22 May 2015, Great Hall, University of Sydney
2013. “Australian Women Theatre Directors” Pp18-30 in International Women Stage Directors, eds. Anne Fliotsos and Wendy Vierow. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press
2013. “Glimpsing the Hidden World: Australian Theatre Directors in Rehearsal”. Pp45-78 in Our Australian Theatre in the 2000s, eds. James Thomas and Richard Fotheringham. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi
2012. “Georg Büchner – A Selective Stage History”. Pp235-56 in Georg Büchner: A Norton Critical Edition, ed. Matthew Smith. New York: W.W. Norton
2010. “On Audiencing: The Work of the Spectator in Live Performance”. About Performance 10 “The Work of the Spectator in Live Performance”: 7-14
2009. “‘A Continuous Return’: Tristan and Isolde, Wagner, Hollywood and Bill Viola”. “Early Europe”, Special Issue of Screening the Past, Issue 26: http://www. latrobe. edu. au/ screeningthepast/ current/ current. html
2008. “‘Wir sind das Volk!’ How a failed revolutionary wrote about the French Revolution – and thereby helped cause one 154 years later. Georg Büchner’s Dantons Tod on the German stage.” Pp165-98 in Where Culture and Politics Intersect: German Theatre and Reunification, ed. Denise Varney. Bern: Peter Lang
2008. Laura Ginters, Michael Cohen and Paul Dwyer. “Performing Sorry Business: Reconciliation and Redressive Action.” Pp76-93 in Victor Turner and Contemporary Cultural Performance, ed. Graham St John. New York: Berghahn Books
2008. “Wagner and the Little Ballet Master that Could”. In “Being There: After.” Proceedings of the 2006 Annual Conference of the Australasian Association for Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies, ed. Ian Maxwell. Online refereed publication (no pages given) in collaboration with Sydney eScholarship & Sydney University Press: http:/ / ses. library. usyd. edu. au/ handle/ 2123/ 2470
2008. “Lindy Davies: Finding a Path to a Process. A Profile and Interview.” Part 2, Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) 52 (April) 85-96
2007. “Lindy Davies: Finding a Path to a Process. A Profile and Interview” Part 1, Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) 50 (April) 78-90

2006. “‘And there we may rehearse most obscenely and courageously’: the limits of rehearsal”. About Performance 6 “Rehearsal Studies”: 55-73
2005. “Violating the Past: Beatrix Christian”. Pp238-84 in The Doll’s Revolution. Australian Theatre and Cultural Imagination, Rachel Fensham and Denise Varney. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing. [Shortlisted for the 2006 Australasian Association for Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies (ADSA) Rob Jordan Book Award]
2005. “Radio Drama as Music Theatre? Re-defining a Genre in Plays by Noëlle Janaczewska”. In: Radio in the World (Proceedings of The Radio Conference 2005). Melbourne: RMIT Publishing: 482-92: http:/ / search. informit. com. au/ documentSummary;dn=039687635993131;res=E-LIBRARY
2003. “Theatre in Vienna and Berlin: Vision and Scale”, (February-March) RealTime 53 (February-March): 9-10
2002. “Aus dem Busch zu Bondi-Beach” (“From the Beach to the Bush”), Zeitschrift für Kulturaustausch 4/02: 55-59
2001. Laura Ginters and Kerrie Schaefer, “The more things change, the more they stay the same...? Feminisms and Performance Studies”, Australasian Drama Studies, 39 (October): 104-24
1999. “From White Australia to Black Theatre” Pp115-24 in Joachim Fiebach, ed. Theater der Welt/Theater der Zeit Arbeitsbuch, Berlin: Theater der Zeit/Zentrum Bundesrepublik Deutschland des Internationalen Theaterinstituts (ITI)
1998. “Robert Wilson’s Dantons Tod at the Berliner Ensemble”, About Performance 4 “Performance Analysis”: 65-75
1997. “So this is heaven? I didn’t think there’s be so many blackfellas here.” In: Proceedings of the Australasian Drama Studies Association Conference, Melbourne, July 1997. Also in: About Performance 3 “Theatre as Performance”: 47-57
1996. “Georg Büchner’s Dantons Tod: History and Her Story on the Stage”, Modern Drama, XXXIX:4 (Winter): 650-67
1995. “From Georg Büchner's Dantons Tod to SUDS’ Danton’s Death”, About Performance 1 “Translation and Performance”: 89-99

Dissertation (Titel) Georg Büchner's Dantons Tod: History and Her Story on the Stage

Dissertation - Jahr der Publikation 2000

Übersetzungen

2011. David Gieselmann. Mock Rabbit (Falscher Hase). Translation commissioned by the Goethe Institute for playreading and development, Sydney Theatre Company
2003. Bertolt Brecht, Threepenny Opera (Die Dreigroschenoper). Literal translation for adaptation by Raimondo Cortese, Company B, Belvoir Street Theatre, 2003. Premiere production: 6 November – 21 December 2003, Belvoir Street Theatre, Sydney. Benedict Andrews, dir. Second production: 28 May – June 19 2010, Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne; 3-24 September 2011, Sydney Theatre Company. Michael Kantor, dir.
2001. Laura Ginters and Udo Borgert (translators). Marlene Streeruwitz, New York, New York and Margret Kreidl, Grateful Women (Dankbare Frauen). Pp. 143-96 and 237-64 in Women’s Words. Women’s Works. An Anthology of Contemporary Austrian Plays by Women, ed. U. Borgert. Riverside (California): Ariadne Press
1997. Laura Ginters and Udo Borgert (translators). Esther Vilar, Isolde and Tristan (Stundenplan einer Rache). Premiere production: 24 October – 22 November 1997, Harlos Productions, Lookout Theatre, Sydney.

Herausgebertätigkeit

2010. Laura Ginters and Gay McAuley, eds. About Performance 10 Special Issue on Audience. “Audiencing: the Work of the Spectator in Live Performance”
2004. Laura Ginters and Keith Gallasch, eds. Australasian Drama Studies, Number 45 (October), Special Issue on Music Theatre
2004. Laura Ginters and Gay McAuley, eds. “Hello Wien!” The 8th Annual Rex Cramphorn Lecture by Barrie Kosky. Australasian Drama Studies, 44 (April): 17-35
2001. “‘We Want Hope.’ The Power of Indigenous Arts in Australia Today”, The 6th Annual Rex Cramphorn Memorial Lecture by Wesley Enoch, Australasian Drama Studies, 38 (April): 4-15
2000. Laura Ginters and Gay McAuley, eds. “Tearing the Cat”, the 5th Annual Rex Cramphorn Memorial Lecture by Neil Armfield and Geoffrey Rush, Australasian Drama Studies, 36 (April): 4-18
1999. “Becoming the Change”, The 4th Annual Rex Cramphorn Memorial Lecture by Lindy Davies, Australasian Drama Studies, 34 (April): 3-9
1998. “A Passion For Ideas: Black Stage”, The 3rd Rex Cramphorn Memorial Lecture by Rhoda Roberts, Australasian Drama Studies, 32 (April): 3-20

Forschergruppen, Forschungsprojekte Rehearsal Before the Director: Rehearsal in Europe from 1550-1880 (with Associate Professor Tim Fitzpatrick (University of Sydney); Dr John Golder (University of New South Wales); Professor Tiffany Stern (Royal Holloway, University of London)

Verbindung mit wiss. Gesellschaften Australasian Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies Association (ADSA); Modern Languages Association (MLA)

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Laura Ginters,Dr Laura Ginters, Chair of Department

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Laura Ginters,
Dr Laura Ginters, Chair of Department