A panel discussion exploring the intersections of Islam and Blackness, anti-blackness in Muslim identified spaces, the nuances of gender/sexuality in the embodied experiences of Black Muslims.
The symposium brings scholars of queer Canadian theatre and performance together with the artists, producers, curators and administrators contributing to the vibrancy and diversity of LGBT2Q live arts scenes and cultures across the country.
Workshop Description: Using the four elements (earth, water, air & fire), writer-participants are introduced to dramatic action and create their own unique characters! Students write dramatic monologues which are inspired by their own personal hopes and dreams, as well as the world around them. A keepsake PDF booklet is emailed to all participants after the workshop containing the group’s creations!
Proposals for papers and sessions should be limited to 250 words. The deadline for the submission of abstracts for 20-minute presentations is 1 August 2016.