9.15

Registration and coffee     (Buckingham House)

9.30

Philip Butterworth: ‘Staging Conventions: Clapping, Hissing and Laughing’

10.00

Laura Crombie: ‘Die men aensien ende merken (‘That men create and make’)”: Guild drama and guild audiences in fifteenth-century Ghent’

10.30

Matthew Sergi: ‘The East Anglian Banns: Advertising and Audience Expectations’

11.00

COFFEE   

11.30

Clare Wright: ‘Sensing, Feeling, Remembering: Effecting Spiritual Change in Medieval Audiences’

12.00

Diana Wyatt: ‘“I’d have dressed for the occasion”: Reflections on Audience Engagement with Biblical Plays’

12.30

Orsolya Réthelyi: ‘Everyman for Everyone? A Report on an International Collaboration (CODL) in the Study of Dutch Medieval Drama’

13.00

LUNCH   

14.15

Elisabeth Dutton & Elsa Strietman: ‘Play(ing) in Progress: Dido, The Once and Future Queen?’

15.00

Jelmar Hugen: ‘Work in progress: Dido en Eneas in Dutch Medieval literature’

15.30

TEA   

16.00

Alexandra Johnston & Philip Butterworth: ‘David Mills, METh and REED: a shared history’

16.30

Annual Medieval English Theatre Business Meeting, including announcements, reports, projects, plans, and the topic and location of the next conference

17.00

Close of Conference and Reception (at Elsa Strietman’s house)

This is the planned programme, but it is subject to any necessary adjustments.
As usual, papers will last about 20-25 minutes.