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Toulouse 2019 ISGS Business Meeting Agenda<\/strong>
\nIN ATTENDANCE:<\/strong> In Toulouse: President Noelia Hernando-Real, Vice President Emeline Jouve, Membership Finance Officer Drew Eisenhauer, member Jeff Kennedy, rep. for EONS. Via internet: Executive Committee members Cheryl Black, J. Ellen Gainor, Martha Carpentier.<\/p>\n

PRESIDENT\u2019S REPORT:<\/strong>
\nThank you to Emeline Jouve for her organization of the present conference on the Federal Theatre Project and the use of her apartment for this meeting.
\nThanks to Sharon Friedman and Basia Ozieblo as past EC members.
\nThank you to Judy Barlow for supervising the recent ISGS election process. Report on shift of offices. Thank you to Ellen Gainor and Martha Carpentier for returning and being re-elected to the executive committee.
\nCongratulations on the large number of activities engaged in by Society members on behalf of the art and legacy of Susan Glaspell:<\/p>\n

Conferences, post-show panels\/discussions, and staged readings:<\/strong>
\n\u2022 \u201cTrifles at 100\u201d at the Metropolitan Playhouse, October 2016.<\/strong> Talk back discussion organized by AD Alex Roe with ISGS members Sharon Friedman and J. Ellen Gainor. Participants: J.Ellen Gainor, Sharon Friedman, Cheryl Black, Basia Ozieblo, Emeline Jouve and Noelia Hernando-Real.
\n\u2022 Trifles seminar at Fordham University, 5 October 2016.<\/strong> Participants: Emeline Jouve, Basia Ozieblo, Noelia Hernando-Real.
\n\u2022 Modern Drama Seminar on Susan Glaspell and the Provincetown Players at Universidad Aut\u00f3noma de Madrid, 16 October 2016.<\/strong> Keynote speakers: Basia Ozieblo, Emeline Jouve and Linda Ben-Zvi. In addition an exhibit was displayed at the Humanities Library, Universidad Aut\u00f3noma de Madrid, \u201cSusan Glaspell, pionera del teatro experimental.\u201d
\n\u2022 Toulouse Seminar on invisible violence in Trifles<\/em>, 30 March 2017.<\/strong> Keynote by Noelia Hernando-Real. Seminar on Trifles<\/em> organized by Emeline Jouve and C\u00e9line Nogueira at Toulouse University, France with Guest of Honor Noelia Hernando-Real.
\n\u2022 Production of Inheritors at Starlighters II, Anamosa, Iowa,<\/strong> September 2017, directed by Jennifer Lynn Byll. Talkback with Cheryl Black and Milbre Burch.
\n\u2022 The International Susan Glaspell Society joined the Society for the Study of American Women Writers at Universit\u00e9 Bordeaux Montaigne, France, 5-8 July 2017<\/strong>, for their conference, \u201cBorder Crossings: Translation, Migration, & Gender in the Americas, the Transatlantic, & the Transpacific,\u201d directed by St\u00e9phanie Durrans. The ISGS panel was chaired by ISGS VP Emeline Jouve and titled \u201cBeyond Borders: Susan Glaspell and her Sisters from the Provincetown Players,\u201d featuring:
\nA. \u201cFrom Page to Stage and Stage to Page: the Trans-literary Career of Susan Glaspell,\u201d Cheryl Black, University of Missouri;
\nB. \u201cMud and the Water: Transcultural Explorations of Transgressive gender. Louise Bryant\u2019s From Paris to Main Street and Djuna Barnes\u2019s Three from the Earth,\u201d Drew Eisenhauer, Paris College of Art;
\nC. \u201cParadigm of the \u2018outside\u2019 among the Provincetown Players, especially Susan Glaspell and Marguerite Zorach: from myth to history?\u201d G\u00e9raldine Pr\u00e9vot, Universit\u00e9 de Paris Ouest Nanterre La D\u00e9fense, France
\nD. STAGED READING OF FUGITIVE\u2019S RETURN, written and directed by Cheryl Black<\/p>\n

\u2022 The Tenth International Conference on Eugene O\u2019Neill, Galway Ireland, July 2017.<\/strong> ISGS Panel: The Women of the Provincetown Players and the Abbey Theatre
\nChaired by Drew Eisenhauer, Paris College of Art, and featuring:
\nA. Linda Ben-Zvi, Tel Aviv University, \u201c\u2018A Different Kind of the Same Thing\u2019: Echoes of Synge and the Abbey Theatre Style in Glaspell\u2019s Early One-Act Provincetown Plays\u201d;
\nB. Marla Del Collins, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, \u201cThe Verge: To Grow or Die; Irishness and the Forces Unleashed\u201d;
\nC. Drew Eisenhauer, Paris College of Art,\u201dAn Irish Triangle: Transatlantic Comedies of Manners in Djuna Barnes\u2019s An Irish Triangle, Louise Bryant\u2019s From Paris to Main Street, and Susan Glaspell\u2019s Woman\u2019s Honor<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2022 5th International Conference on American Drama and Theater, Nancy, France, June 2018.<\/strong> ISGS Panels: \u201cSusan Glaspell and her Sisters from the Provincetown Players: Migrating beyond Forms and Places, I & II.\u201d
\nChaired by Emeline Jouve, INU Champollion\/Universit\u00e9 Toulouse Jean-Jaur\u00e8s, and featuring:
\nA. Emotions on the Move in Susan Glaspell\u2019s One-Act Plays (1915\u20131917),\u201d Nieves Alberola Crespo, Universitat Jaume I (Castell\u00f3, Spain);
\nB. \u201cWho\u2019s \u2018100% American\u2019? Staging Susan Glaspell\u2019s Inheritors in the 21st Century as a Critique of Nativist Fervor in a Nation of (Im)migrants,\u201d Milbre Burch, Independent Scholar;
\nC. \u201cSusan Glaspell\u2019s Hybrid Theatre: European Modes and Motifs in The Verge,\u201d Sharon Friedman, Gallatin School of New York University;
\nD. \u201c\u2018The delicate tracery of Paris and the high terraces of Lyon\u2019: Zelda Fitzgerald, Djuna Barnes: les Fl\u00e2neuses Am\u00e9ricaines,\u201d Drew Eisenhauer, Paris College of Art;
\n\u201cJourneying Past the Village: Provincetown Player Women Playwrights Whose Plays Extended Beyond American Borders,\u201d Jeffery Kennedy, Arizona State University<\/p>\n

Performances in 2019<\/strong>
\n\u2022 March 9, 2019: Susan Glaspell Celebration for International Women\u2019s Month at the Bas Bleu Theatre Company with lecture by Linda Ben-Zvi;
\n\u2022 April 5, 2019: Guerl-rilla Theatre presents: Trifles and He Killed my Bird. Talking Horse Theatre with postshow discussion by Cheryl Black;
\n\u2022 April 2019: The Lasell College Performing Arts program and Drama Club produced Trifles along with a contemporary play called The Refugee Women on a double-bill called \u201cThe Strength of Women.\u201d Performances were on March 28 \u2013 30, 2019 on the Lasell College campus in Newton, Massachusetts. Trifles was directed by Steven F. Bloom, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Eugene O\u2019Neill Society;
\n\u2022 World Premiere of Free Laughter in Fort Collins with discussion by Linda Ben-Zvi;
\n\u2022 August 2019: Reading of Free Laughter at ATHE featuring J. Ellen Gainor and Cheryl Black<\/p>\n

Publications since 2016<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Polster, Joshua. \u201cGendered Spaces: Law and Justice in Susan Glaspell\u2019s Trifles.\u201d Stages of Engagement: U.S. Theatre and Performance 1898-1949. London and New York: Routledge, 2016.
\n\u2022 Jouve, Emeline. Susan Glaspell\u2019s Poetics and Politics of Rebellion. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 2017.
\n\u2022 Alberola, Nieves. Susan Glaspell y los Provincetown Players. Laboratorio de emociones. Valencia: PUV, 2017.
\n\u2022 Hernando-Real, Noelia. \u201cAn Exorcism on The Outside, or Looking into Trifles \u2013 Before Breakfast: Geopathic Crises in the Plays of Eugene O\u2019Neill and Susan Glaspell.\u201d Eugene O\u2019Neill Review, Special Issue on \u201cThe Women in O\u2019Neill\u2019s World.\u201d Ed. Judith Barlow, 2017, pp. 74-92.
\n\u2022 Hernando-Real, Noelia. \u201cOn The Verge of the American Female Gothic: Edgar Allan Poe\u2019s \u2018The Fall of the House of Usher\u2019 in Susan Glaspell\u2019s Theater.\u201d A Critical Gaze from the Old World: Transatlantic Perspectives on American Studies. Collection Transatlantic Aesthetics and Culture. Eds. Isabel Dur\u00e1n, Eusebio De Lorenzo, Rebeca Gualberto, Carmen M\u00e9ndez & Eduardo Valls. Brussels: Peter Lang, 2018. pp. 55-74.
\n\u2022 Friedman, Sharon. \u201cSusan Glaspell.\u201d Visions of Tragedy in Modern American Drama. Ed. David Palmer, Bloomsbury, 2018.
\n\u2022 American Literature in Transition, 1920-1930 ed. Ichiro Takayoshi, Cambridge UP, with a chapter by Cheryl Black on the “Stage” with special attention to the Provincetown Players and to Susan Glaspell defined as “the quintessential trans-literary dramatist of her era.\u201d
\n\u2022 Arciniega, Lourdes. \u201cHome as an Activist and Feminist Stage: Women\u2019s Performative Agency in the Drama of Susan Glaspell.\u201d Performing Dream Homes. Eds. Emily Klein, Jennifer-Scott Mobley & Jill Stevenson. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019. 45-64.
\nNew Additions to the Literary Encyclopedia:
\n\u2022 Black, Cheryl. “Ambrose Holt and Family”. The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 14 September 2018. https:\/\/www.litencyc.com\/php\/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=16009
\n\u2022 Carpentier, Martha. “The Morning is Near Us”. The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 27 October 2017. https:\/\/www.litencyc.com\/php\/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=16010
\n\u2022 Carpentier, Martha. “Norma Ashe”. The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 27 October 2017. https:\/\/www.litencyc.com\/php\/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=16012
\n\u2022 Ben-Zvi, Linda. “Free Laughter”. The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 03 September 2019. https:\/\/www.litencyc.com\/php\/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=38966
\nThe President asked for volunteers to complete these entries:
\nLifted Masks (Drew Eisenhauer and Martha Carpentier agreed to collaborate),
\nHer America, Jury of Her Peers, The Road to the Temple, The Visioning.<\/p>\n

Works in Progress:<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Jeff Kennedy is working on final revisions to his history of the Provincetown Players, to be published by University of Alabama Press; Drew Eisenhauer and Jeff are working on a volume of essays on the 100th anniversary of the Provincetown Players.
\n\u2022 J. Ellen Gainor reported very reactive contributors and good progress on her forthcoming collection on Cambridge UP on Glaspell in Context.
\nTo encourage future scholarship on Glaspell, Jeff Kennedy noted that the EONS Review wants our participation. Our continuing collaboration with the Eugene O\u2019Neill Society was discussed. Jeff Kennedy, past president of EONS, suggested we propose a Glaspell special issue of the Eugene O\u2019Neill Review. Action: Jeff Kennedy and Martha Carpentier will explore with EONS editor (and ISGS member) Alex Petit.<\/p>\n

Awards:<\/strong>
\n1.) Best Conference Paper:<\/strong> Milbre Burch won for best paper with a unanimous vote of EC members.
\n2.) Best published article:<\/strong> No agreement was reached by EC members on the two entries that were submitted. Although each article had distinct merits, true deficits were also discovered and the EC felt it was inappropriate to recognize either by an award. It was agreed that the CFP for the awards should in future better clarify how submissions should advance Glaspell Studies.
\n3.) Translation (Thank you to Ellen for suggesting translator.) The EC voted to send an Honorary mention to both nominees.<\/p>\n

Glaspell Estate:<\/strong>
\nDeath of Ariadne (Cook) Lurie. Her sons have expressed to the President their willingness to go on with our collaboration. ISGS website now lists them as copyright holders but there is no contact information, as we are waiting for their confirmation to make this information available.<\/p>\n

VICE PRESIDENT\u2019S REPORT: <\/strong>
\nAriel\u2019s Corner <\/strong><\/p>\n

VP Emeline Jouve explained that \u201cAriel\u2019s Corner\u201d is a specific section of the ejournal Miranda<\/em> hosted by Toulouse University and dedicated to theatre. The aim is not to publish \u201cconventional scholarly articles\u201d but rather interviews, reviews, essays on theatre. Emeline edits this section of the journal and seeks contributions to promote Glaspell\u2019s work. President Noelia Hernando-Real sent a call for contributions to the members\u2019 list last year.<\/p>\n

Past issues featured: <\/strong>
\n\u2022 Denise Doherty Pappas, \u201cSusan Glaspell Revisited: Century Old Play Returns to its Roots,\u201d review of The Verge at the Provincetown Theater, MA, USA\u2014November 11-22, 2015, Miranda 12, 2016
\n\u2022 Noelia Hernando-Real, \u201cCelebrating Susan Glaspell when Trifles turns 100,\u201d an interview with the founders of the ISGS, Basia Ozieblo and Martha Carpentier, Miranda 13, 2016
\n\u2022 Milbre Burch,\u201cThe Relevance of Susan Glaspell\u2019s Inheritors in the 21st Century,\u201d an interview with Cheryl Black following the Fall 2017 production of Glaspell\u2019s play Inheritors by the Starlighters II Theatre, Miranda 16, 2018,
\n\u2022 Quetzalina Lavalle Salvatori, \u201cCelebrating Susan Glaspell and Trifles in Spain,\u201d a review of the exhibition \u201cSusan Glaspell (1876-1948): pionera del teatro experimental. Trifles, los Provincetown Players y el teatro de vanguardia,\u201d Miranda 14, 2017
\nEmeline concluded contributions are welcome! So please, contribute!
\nAction:<\/strong> Jeff Kennedy requested the information to distribute Miranda through the EONs newsletter.<\/p>\n

Report on Facebook Page:<\/strong>
\nEmeline Jouve reported that we launched the ISGS FB page in January 2015 and as the FB \u201cwebmaster\u201d she has been updating the page for the past 4 years with feeds about performances and news from the society. She urged members to send information and updates for posting on the page and recapped the numbers: 176 \u201cfollowers\u201d with a rate of responsiveness of 33%
\nAction:<\/strong> Jeff promised to add an active link from the EONS FB link to Glaspell FB
\n
\nMEMBERSHIP\/FINANCE OFFICER\u2019S REPORT:<\/strong>
\nFunds:<\/strong> Drew Eisenhauer reported that existing balances are healthy with no major deductions since the last business meeting. A technical problem prevented him from accessing the M and T bank balance from France. Martha Carpentier may have access to the account and agreed to check and establish U.S. accessibility<\/p>\n

Expenditures 2018-2019:<\/strong> Drew explained expenditures from the last business meeting to the present, illustrating expenses were very much in the same range for the same purposes with a small increase in the amount spent on conferences. All agreed the expenses were appropriate for the level of the society.
\nMembership: Drew explained while membership was relatively stable, it had decreased somewhat and effort needed to be made to get new young scholars and graduate students involved. The good news was six new members since the last meeting had joined, but some who had not renewed meant the average active membership decreased from about 53 to 47, or a net loss equal to the new members.
\nMembership in numbers:
\n61 individuals (including 6 new members).
\n47 members in good standing:
\n14 non-renewed<\/p>\n

Some former members (3) did not renew for technical reasons, but remain interested and will no doubt return. Others did not renew and did not return contact (11). The EC discussed removing these individuals from the list. The EC decided that each should be re-contacted one more time and then removed if not response. Action: Drew will send one last message; Martha will reach out specifically to Marcia Noe.<\/p>\n

Amendments to the By-Laws<\/strong>
\nThe president proposed that Section 1, part a. should be revised to read:
\nSection 1:
\na. The elected officers shall be the Vice President, Membership and Finances Officer, and three Standing Members to serve on the Executive Council, all elected for three-year terms by a majority of members who vote in the election. The President and the Vice President will be eligible for one further term of office if they so desire and if re-elected. The Membership and Finances Officer will be eligible for further terms if s\/he so desires and if elected. The Vice President shall be the President designee and will assume the office of President upon completion of one or two terms as Vice President. The outgoing President will be an ex officio member of the Executive Council for one year.
\nThe motion was seconded and the vote was unanimous for the change.<\/p>\n

ANNOUNCEMENTS AND FUTURE PLANS:<\/strong>
\n\u2022 International Eugene O\u2019Neill Conference, Boston 2020. The ISGS has sent three proposals: a panel, a roundtable, and a reading of Free Laughter, plus introduction and discussion.
\n\u2022 2022 American Drama and Theatre Conference in Madrid. Noelia Hernando-Real is a co-organizer of the conference and would like the Society to be present.
\n\u2022 ALA 2021 (Boston): Last time our round table had to cancelled, so should we focus on SSAWW instead? Issue remains open.
\n\u2022 Next Business Meeting: date and place of meeting remains open.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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