Also, if you like the music from the show both the composers have events coming up at which some of the music might be played.
- Monday 31 March 2014 - Michael Price interview at Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room)
- Sunday 6 July 2014 - David Arnold: live in concert at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank
New Directions in Sherlock
FREE - register on Eventbrite for tickets
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Friday 11 April 2014
10-6pm
Wilkins Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre
UCL
Gower Street
London
How to find the Gustave Tuck LT in the Wilkins Building.
Note - this is a draft programme and may be subject to changes.
10-11:30am
SESSION 1 (RG06/RG08) - numbers in bracket refer to room numbers
Panel 1: Filmic Sherlock
Chair: Carrie Chandler (UEA)
- ‘Sherlock: A Case Study in Excellent Screenwriting,’ Bonnie MacBird (Independent)
- ‘Sherlock, Speed Detection, and Post Television Audiences,’ Palle Schantz Lauridsen (Copenhagen) and Asta Schantz Koch (Liverpool)
- ‘Ethics, Morality and Superiority: Are House M.D and Sherlock Holmes Equivalent Moral Heroes?’ Kate Brombley (Portsmouth)
Panel 2: Sherlock on the Road
Chair: Andrea Williams (KCL)
- ‘A Study in ‘Setlock’: Fans, Filming, and Sherlock,’ Emily Garside (Cardiff)
- ‘Welcome to London’: In the Footsteps of Sherlock Holmes,’ Anne Chai Buchmann (Newcastle)
- ‘”Try Finding Sherlock in London”: Location and Tradition in the BBC Sherlock Series,’ Richard Burnip (Independent)
11:30am-1pm
SESSION 2 (RG06/RG08)
Panel 3: Narrative, Adaptation, and Theory
Chair: Valerie Schreiner (Independent)
- ‘“All that Matters Is the WORK”: A Barthesian Approach to Adaptation and Appropriation in BBC Sherlock,’ Ann McClellan (Plymouth State University)
- ‘Mobile Sherlock: Transformations and Continuities in Recent Media Adaptations,’ Jana Nittel (Bremen)
- ‘Counsel for the Prosecution: The Adversarial Team of Watson and Holmes,’ Jen Nicholson (Oxford)
Panel 4: Ambivalence and Complexity
Chair: Emily Garside (Cardiff)
- ‘Life Examined and Lived Meaningfully: Endings Open to Beginnings in Sherlock,’ Lynn Duffy (Independent)
- ‘Re-imagining Moriarty,’ Rakshita (Raks) Patel (Independent)
- ‘A Study in Parallels: BBC Sherlock and Medieval Quest Narrative,’ Andrea Williams (KCL)
1-3pm
LUNCH [own arrangements] (RG06)
Screening and Discussion: His Last Vow
3-5pm
SESSION 3 (RG06/RG08)
Panel 5: Sherlock’s Fandom
Chair: Bertha Chin (Cardiff)
- ‘Fangirl,’ Elizabeth Minkel (UCL)
- ‘Sherlock Fanfiction: “That's not what people normally say,”’ Chiara Codeca (Independent)
- ‘She’s Always a Woman to Me: Irene Adler, Sherlock Holmes Retellings and the Problem of the Woman,’ Joanna Kucharska (Jagiellonian)
- ‘Boswell’s Blog: How Does Sherlock Engage with New Ways of Writing the Book of Life?’ Carrie Chandler (UEA)
Panel 6: Detection and Mystery
Chair: Tom Ue (UCL)
- ‘The World Turns to Holmes: Home, Nation, and Empire,’ Tom Ue (UCL)
- ‘Sherlock Series Three, Fan Service, and the Subtext of Mystery,’ Matt Hills (Aberystwyth)
- ‘Professional Women in Conan Doyle and Sherlock: from Clients to Colleagues,’ Benedick Turner (St Joseph’s College)
- ‘ “I, Too, Mourn the Loss”: The Absence of Holmes in Neo-Victorian Representations,’ Charlotte Beyer (Gloucestershire)
5-6pm
KEYNOTE LECTURE (RG06)
‘Fighting Paper Dragons? The Emergence of Political Ideology in Sherlock Series 3,’ Benjamin Poore (York)
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