Upcoming Panels:
"Intertextual Exchanges"
American Literature Association
May 27-30, 2010, San Francisco
Chair: Drew Eisenhauer
"The Significance of Susan Glaspell to American Drama and Theatre"
Kean University's International Conference on American Drama
Oct. 29-30 2010, Union NJ
Chair: Linda Ben-Zvi
(For full CFPs and contacts click on Conferences link above)

New from Judith E. Barlow and SUNY Press - Features thirteen short plays by
Provincetown women.
ISBN 978-14384-2790-4
“Barlow’s collection introduces
readers to fascinating plays from a rich and important historical era.”
-J. Ellen
Gainor
The purpose of the Susan Glaspell Society is the recognition of Susan
Glaspell as a major American dramatist and fiction writer through the
ongoing publication of high-quality scholarship and critical analysis of all
her works, participation in national and international conferences,
performances and public readings of her plays, and the commitment to
reprinting and teaching her plays, stories, and novels.
The Theatre of a Two-Headed Calf at the Incubator, the Ontological-Hysteric
Theater’s Program for Emerging Artists, has produced Susan
Glaspell’s Trifles at St. Mark’s
Church in the Bowery, 131 East 10th Street (at 2nd
Ave.) New York, beginning on Jan. 28 - Feb. 14, Thursdays through
Sundays at 8:00. Glaspell Society members, J. Ellen Gainor, Sharon Friedman,
and Sally Heckel facilitated a post-performance discussion on
Saturday evening, Jan. 30 For tickets:
http://www.ontological.com/SCHEDULE/
index.html
The Theatre of a Two-Headed Calf is noted for its intrepid adaptations… With
Trifles, director Brooke O’Harra
and Composer Brendan Connelly team up with the new music ensemble Yarn/Wire
to approach Glaspell’s text as part concert, part play, and part sculpture. For
NYT review:
http://theater.nytimes.com/2010/02/02/
theater/reviews/02trifles.html?emc=e
The Susan Glaspell Society web site is hosted by Seton Hall University.
Webmaster: Martha C. Carpentier. Last update: 1/15/10.