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Iowa and Invisible Man: Making Blackness Visible
November 17, 2011
Sponsored in part by the English Department and the Center for Teaching, an exciting week of events associated with “Iowa and Invisible Man: Making Blackness Visible” will begin immediately after Thanksgiving break from Tuesday, November 29, through Saturday, December 3. Events will take place at various locations around campus and will include such discussions as 'Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man—A Roundtable on the Literary Past and Theatrical Future of a Great American Novel' and 'Black Hawkeyes: Midcentury Memories of the University of Iowa'. All events are open to the public.
Visit the Iowa and Invisible Man website for more details.
Fiction | Poetry | Nonfiction | Dramatic Writing | English Department | Theater | Theatre Department
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Iowa New Play Festival May 3-8
April 28, 2010
The University of Iowa Department of Theatre Arts will present the Iowa New Play Festival, the most ambitious new-play festival in collegiate theater, with readings and staged productions May 3-8 in the UI Theatre Building.
As part of this festival, daily events include readings of plays, panel discussions and full feature performances. Every event features work from the Playwrights Workshop except the one undergrad reading.
The full productions of new scripts from the Iowa Playwrights Workshop will be presented at 5:30 and 9 p.m. each day except Thursday.
For more information and to see a schedule of the events, click here.
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To Do: ‘Returns’ and Writers’ Workshop Faculty Reading
February 16, 2007
Tonight @ 8:00: James Galvin and Tony Eprile, faculty members in the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, will read from their work in W151 of the UI Pappajohn Business Building. The reading will feature primarily new, unpublished material. More information.
Tonight and this weekend: Joshua Casteel's Returns, a play based on his own experiences as an Abu Ghraib interrogator. Read more about the play in this week's 80 Hours, and in this press release.
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