Early Bird Registration for The S Word symposium closes on the 30 September (noon CET).

The registration will of course confirm your participation in the symposium and inclusion in the conference programme.

To register please follow this link: www.um.edu.mt/events/thesw...

Special announcement: 2 Free Workshops at the Fringe!

Aug 9: 10.30am-12pm: Embracing the Fear: A Practical Guide to Navigating Stage Fright with Annika Speer & Bella Merlin

Aug 16: 10.30am-12pm: Stanislavsky's Toolkit: A Practical Workshop for Actors with Bella Merlin

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On-line booking is now open:

The S Word in collaboration with the Actor Wellbeing Facilitators Collective presents Stanislavsky & Actor Wellbeing: Healthy practices for artistic rewards. Hosted by Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

Tuesday 9th of September, 2025 (online only) 8:30am GMT

Please send expressions of interest (these can be brief indications of topic or full abstracts, and are welcome in written, video, voice memo or other formats) to zoeelizabethglen@gmail.com, kiramorsley@hotmail.com and klarahricik@gmail.com by 20th June.

Call for Papers: Stanislavsky and Neurodiversity
The S Word presents a call for papers for the edited collection:Stanislavsky and Neurodiversity: Practice, Pedagogy and Professional Performance

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Call for Proposals:
The S Word in collaboration with the Actor Wellbeing Facilitators Collective presents Stanislavsky & Actor Wellbeing: Healthy practices for artistic rewards. Hosted by Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. 9/9/25 (online only)
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The programme will include sessions on:
Access for neurodivergent students in actor training
Stanislavsky and neurodivergent representation
Sensory Experience and Stanislavskian Practice
Neurodivergent approaches to teaching Stanislavsky

Stanislavsky and Neurodiversity is part of The S Word series in collaboration with the Stanislavsky Research Centre and is co-convened by Zoë Glen (@zoeelglen), Klara Hricik (@aralkkicirh) and Kira Morsley (@kiramorsley).

Visit @neurodiversityandperformance to find the registration link in the bio.

BOOKING:
Please book online at Ticket Source: www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/sele...
Full price $31.50 (or £27.10)
Students: $12.50 (or £11.00)

Call for Proposals
The S Word: Stanislavsky & Actor Wellbeing: Healthy practices for artistic rewards
Tues 9th Sept, 2025 (online only)

The S Word in collaboration with the Actor Wellbeing Facilitators Collective presents Stanislavsky & Actor Wellbeing: Healthy practices for artistic rewards.

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STANISLAVSKY and SHAKESPEARE:
Speaking to the "Two Traditions" in the Twenty-first Century

We at Stanislavsky Studies are sending our support and comfort to all our friends in the midst of the fires in the LA region. The lovely folks at Riverside hosted one of our first S Word Symposia, so many of us were able to visit the beautiful region and are heartbroken at your loss.

We welcome proposals for papers, workshops, conversations and panel discussions or materials such as posters/pre-recorded video etc. We also welcome participation in new and/or non-traditional formats..

For info click here: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
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The S Word presents a call for papers for the edited collection, Stanislavsky and America; multi-representation and repair.

This collection is supported by Rose Bruford College and will be submitted to Routledge to propose inclusion as part of the Stanislavsky And... book series.(Routledge)

What a fantastic symposium! Stanislavsky and Psychology brought together people from clinical and cognitive psychology and theatre makers. Special thanks to Benjamin Askew and Vladimir Mirodan for your leadership and hard work getting this together. #acting #theatre

Join us on Wed & Thur 11-13 & 14 for the free Stanislavsky & Psychology online symposium. Sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... or DM for the zoom link