
Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies
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A panel talk titled Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies will take place at The Cockpit in London on 17 November 2026. Attendees can pay what they decide, with options ranging from £3 to £15.
Join professional theatre-makers, dramaturgs, translators, publishers and researchers for a panel talk to examine the interrelation between (un)translatability, (un)stageability and (un)performability. We will reflect on these topics in the context of Voila! Theatre festival championing work by artists working across multiple languages, at a time when the UK theatre landscape is increasingly taking note of transnational artists and audiences. We will address panlingualism in the theatre, alongside the experience of making work in languages other than English and/or the creatives’ own mother tongue. We shall be reflecting on what it means to be an exophonic artist, and on how migration challenges the notion of the ‘native speaker’. The event will include a short reading from a contemporary play, with a view to serve as a prompt for an applied conversation on the topic. Moderator: Dr Jozefina Komporaly (UAL Wimbledon College of Arts, academic and translator) Ticket purchase by donation. Donations for tickets will go to Voila Theatre Festival, in order to keep celebrating migrant artists in the UK making work in their own language and accents.
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Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies takes place on Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 19:00.
Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies is held at The Cockpit in London (Gateforth Street, London NW8 8EH).
Tickets for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies range from £3 to £15. Live prices and availability are shown on thecockpit.org.uk.
The forecast for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies is Clear · 7°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Cockpit can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies can be booked via thecockpit.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies
19:00
The Cockpit · London
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A panel talk titled Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies will take place at The Cockpit in London on 17 November 2026. Attendees can pay what they decide, with options ranging from £3 to £15.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Join professional theatre-makers, dramaturgs, translators, publishers and researchers for a panel talk to examine the interrelation between (un)translatability, (un)stageability and (un)performability. We will reflect on these topics in the context of Voila! Theatre festival championing work by artists working across multiple languages, at a time when the UK theatre landscape is increasingly taking note of transnational artists and audiences. We will address panlingualism in the theatre, alongside the experience of making work in languages other than English and/or the creatives’ own mother tongue. We shall be reflecting on what it means to be an exophonic artist, and on how migration challenges the notion of the ‘native speaker’. The event will include a short reading from a contemporary play, with a view to serve as a prompt for an applied conversation on the topic. Moderator: Dr Jozefina Komporaly (UAL Wimbledon College of Arts, academic and translator) Ticket purchase by donation. Donations for tickets will go to Voila Theatre Festival, in order to keep celebrating migrant artists in the UK making work in their own language and accents.
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When is Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies?
Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies takes place on Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 19:00.
Where is Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies taking place?
Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies is held at The Cockpit in London (Gateforth Street, London NW8 8EH).
How much are tickets for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies?
Tickets for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies range from £3 to £15. Live prices and availability are shown on thecockpit.org.uk.
What will the weather be like at Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies?
The forecast for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies is Clear · 7°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of The Cockpit can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies?
Tickets for Panel Talk: Staging the (Un)translatable: Global Voices and Panlingual Dramaturgies can be booked via thecockpit.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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