The upcoming event, "The S Word: Stanislavsky and America," is a one-day symposium being held at Rose Bruford College in Sidcup. The event will mark the launch of a new addition to the Stanislavsky And... book series, focusing on the intersection of Stanislavsky's work with American themes. Key topics to be explored include gender and sexuality dynamics, racism, inclusivity, and repair within the context of American society. Notable speakers such as Nicole Brewer, known for her Anti-Racist Theatre approach, and Professor Sharon Marie Carnicke, founder of 21st Century Actor Training, will lead discussions on innovative applications of Stanislavsky's techniques in addressing these issues. Workshops and performances by industry experts like Raymi Ortuga Quiroga and Susana Millan Caballero will further delve into practical applications of Stanislavsky's methods. This symposium aims to challenge traditional Stanislavsky practices and showcase how they can be utilized for meaningful societal change and restoration. Dr. Dana Blackstone will lead the event, supported by Rose Bruford College and The S Word research project. The symposium is scheduled for June 1, 2024, with ticket prices ranging from £15 to £33.22.

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