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Shannon Lecture--"Reenacting Genocide"
Vanessa Agnew, will present "Reenacting Genocide," as part of the 2015 Shannon Lecture series, 1:30 PM, Friday, November 13, 2015,…
Performing History, Performing Heritage: Photos of the E.B. Eddy Complex
In July 2014 a group of volunteer photographers from the Workers’ History Museum (WHM) began creating a visual archive to…
Shannon Lecture--"From Dreams to Realities"
Maxime Durand, will present "From Dreams to Realities: Performing History in the Assassin's Creed® video game series," as part of…
Carleton History at the Active History Conference
Carleton History will have a terrific presence at the Active History Conference taking place at Huron College, London, Ontario this…
Shannon Lecture--"Filmic Narration and Public History"
Dr. Bruno Ramirez will present "Through Images, Words, and Sounds: Filmic Narration and Public History," as part of the Shannon Lecture…
Shannon Lecture--"Theatre and the Holocaust"
Dr. Lisa Peschel will present the opening talk of the 2015 Shannon Lecture series, 1:30 PM Friday, September 18, 2015,…
2015 Shannon Lectures - Performing History: Re-Staging the Past
Up Next: Mr Peter Hinton (Shaw Festival Theatre), “Why Shaw Now? A Modern Pygmalion,” 1:30PM, Friday November 27, 2015, in the Multi-Media Lab,…
Carleton Alumni Bring History Performances to National Arts Centre
Staging Our Histories takes place May 31st at the NAC. Join historians and graduate students from across Canada this May…
Professor David Dean's History, Memory, Performance Now Available
When David Dean was invited by Peter Hinton (then artistic director of the National Art Centre’s English Theatre) to participate…
Performing History at Carleton
[embed]http://youtu.be/G3IIiyhXdJ8[/embed] Australian historian Greg Dening once remarked that if history is a performance then historians are the performers. Nineteen graduate…
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