Pirandello Society of America

Pirandello Society of America The Pirandello Society of America is dedicated to the study of Luigi Pirandello’s work and its impact on modern literature and theater.

The Pirandello Society of America is a membership organization dedicated to the study of Luigi Pirandello’s work and its impact on modern literature and theatre. Founded by actress Marta Abba in New York City, the Society continues her mission of promoting the reception and study of Luigi Pirandello's pioneering work. We hold annual meetings as an Allied Organization of the Modern Language Associa

tion, sponsor readings and performances of Pirandello's works, and publish a scholarly journal, PSA, the Pirandello Society Annual. PSA, in publication since 1985, is distributed to libraries and members of the Society. PSA editors welcome articles, performance and play reviews, documents and essays pertaining to the work of Luigi Pirandello. Join us by becoming a member today! You'll receive a copy of the next issue of PSA as well as digital access to previous issues - and you can support our work to preserve Pirandello's cultural legacy for generations to come. Go to: https://www.pirandellosociety.org/membership

03/22/2025
Dear Colleagues,you’re cordially invited to submit your paper proposal for the “Drama and Society” panel at the upcoming...
04/07/2024

Dear Colleagues,

you’re cordially invited to submit your paper proposal for the “Drama and Society” panel at the upcoming PAMLA Conference in November: this year we’re particularly interested in translation and adaptation of drama and performance across languages and cultures, but any topic about theatre/performance and society is welcome, as there is space for two or more panels.

CFP “Drama and Society” Panel at PAMLA, Palm Springs CA, November 6-10, 2024

121th PAMLA CONFERENCE (Pacific and Ancient Modern Language Association)
“Translation in Action” https://www.pamla.org/pamla2024/
November 6-10, 2024, Palm Springs, California

“Drama and Society Panel”
Drama has long served as a communal mirror to society, reflecting its habits, aesthetics, politics, and cultural norms. This session seeks to discuss the many ways in which drama reveals its intricate relationship to society. Papers for this session are welcomed that explore how drama supports, embodies, and critiques the society in which it was created; how theatre arts, with its variety of tools, successfully conveys the complexities of such a relationship. Papers are also encouraged to consider the topic from the perspective of diverse places, time periods, and genres.

Papers that address the conference theme “Translation in Action” are especially welcome. What are the challenges of translated/adapted drama, texts aimed at becoming action on stage? How does a shift from one chronotope to another – from one society to another, in another time and space – prompt necessary changes in terms not only linguistic but also practical? What transformations does translated and adapted drama entail for characters, situations, performers’ gender, locales, or themes?

Please submit your abstract at this link:
https://pamla.ballastacademic.com/Home/S/19159

Due date April 30, 2024

For more information, please contact Stefano Boselli at [email protected]
https://www.unlv.edu/people/stefano-boselli

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The Pirandello Society Of America, C/o Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, 24 West 12th Street
New York, NY
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