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Tuesday 16^th

11.00      Registration – The Marble Hall; Coffee – The Hall

I:             Defining the dancer: sources and commentaries - Haldane Room

11.30      Regine Astier, Independent scholar  CANCELLED

‘Probate records: the dance researcher’s treat’

12.00      Moira Goff, Independent scholar

                                ‘The English Virtuoso Male Dancer, Fact or Fantasy?’

12.30      Michael Burden, 91�ƹ�ֱ��, University of Oxford

                                ‘The bishop, the dancer, and THAT dress: dance and caricature’

1.00        Lunch – The Buttery

II:           Dancing Around Europe - Haldane Room

2.00        Marina Nordera, Department of Dance, Nice University, France

‘Being an Italian female dancer in 18th c. Europe: history, narrative and the

construction for posterity in Barbara Campanini’s life’

2.30        Bruce Alan Brown, University of Southern California

‘The Fortunes of French Dance in Maria Theresa’s Vienna, 1752-1765’

3.00        Helena Kazárová, Academy of Performing Arts in Prague

‘The Story of Johann Baptista Danese – Dancer and Ballet Master of Private Noble Theatres in Bohemia and Moravia’

3.30        Iris Julia Bührle, Sorbonne-Nouvelle Paris/ Stuttgart University

                                ‘Pierre Gardel: the Talleyrand of Ballet’

4.00        Tea – The Hall

III:          Paris archives - Haldane Room

4.30        Bertrand Porot, Université de Reims, Co-directeur du GRIMAS, Université Paris-IV

                                Sorbonne

                ‘The dancers of the Opéra-Comique in 1744 and 1745, according to a little known archive: the troupe, salaries, regulations’

5.00        Dominique Lauvernier, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris, Equipe HISTARA

‘Dancing for the King: When French dancers were called to the Court, their daily life according to the Royal Archives’

IV:          Working outside London - Haldane Room

5.30        Madeleine Inglehearn, London, and Queen’s, Belfast

‘An honest, plain, unaffected, well-meaning man’

6.00        Mary Collins, Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music

‘Mr Bridgeman will exhibit several Equilibres…and likewise perform the Ladder Dance…’

6.30 Reception – The Private Dining Room

7.00 Dinner – The Buttery

Wednesday 17^th

8.30-9.00 Coffee and pastries for all delegates – The Hall

V:            Personalities - Haldane Room

9.00        Joanna Jarvis

                                ‘La Guimard – Madonna or Material Girl? A sad tale of Terpsichore’

9.30        Keith Cavers, Independent Scholar

                                ‘A Diamond Jubilee: James Harvey D’Egville 60 years on and off the Stage’

10.00      Olive Baldwin, Thelma Wilson, Essex

                                ’”The liveliest baggage on the modern stage”: Jane Poitier, French dancer

and English  singer’

10.30      Rémy-Michel Trotier, Académie Desprez

‘Début in France: Gallodier’s Years of Apprenticeship’

11.00      Coffee – The Hall

VI:          John Weaver - Haldane Room

11.30      Tilden Russell, Southern Connecticut State University

                                ‘The Mechanistic Dancer in Early Eighteenth-Century Dance Theory’

12.00      Richard Semmens, University of Western Ontario

                                ‘John Weaver’s last dance with a harlot’

VII:        A dancer’s biography in the modern world - Haldane Room

12.30      Sarah McCleave, Queen’s University Belfast

                                ‘Marie Sallé (1709?-1756): a biography for the 21^st ����Գٳܰ���’

1.00        Lunch – The Buttery