Thursday 10 July
5-7 Showing of Quadrophenia at Duke of
York’s Cinema, Brighton (Franc Roddam and Alan Fletcher)
Friday 11 July
9:30 Registration: Fulton Building, University of
Sussex
10:00-11:15 Mods
and Quads: International perspectives
Christine
Feldman-Barrett (Griffith University, Australia): Beyond Brighton, Beyond
Britain: Quadrophenia and the Post-1960s Mod Diaspora
Suzanne
Coker on Quadrophenia and Born to Run
Paul Hooper-Keeley (University of
Derby) Fact or Fiction – Mod or Myth?
11:15-11:30
Coffee/Tea break
11:30-1:00 “You’re
watching movies trying to find the feelers”: Quadrophenia as Cult Film
Dolores
Tierney (University of Sussex) :Quadrophenia as a ‘new’ cult musical
Stephen
Glynn (De Montfort University): “Dressed Up Better Than Anyone”: Quadrophenia and the Cult Film Experience
Andy
Medhurst (University of Sussex): From
Soho down to Brighton: Capital, Coast and Quadrophenia
1:00-2:00
Lunch
2:00-3:15 The
Who in History
Keith
Gildart (University of Wolverhampton): Class, Youth and Dirty Jobs: Exploring
continuity and change in post-war England through Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia
Sam
Cooper (University of Sussex): Heat Wave: The Who, the Mods and the Cultural
Turn
Ben
Winsworth (University of Orleans): ‘Who (the Fuck) are You?’ Out with the In
Crowd in Quadrophenia (1973)
3:15-3:45
Coffee/Tea break
3:45-5:00 Reading
Quadrophenia
Tom
Wright (University of Sussex): 5:15: Mods, Mobility and the Brighton Train
Pam
Thurschwell (University of Sussex)“You were under the impression that when you
were walking forward, you’d end up further onward, but things ain’t quite that
simple”: Quadrophenia and historical impasse
Brian
Baker (Lancaster University): The Drowning Machine: the sea and the scooter in
Quadrophenia
5:15-6:30
Keynote: James Wood (Harvard University)
Dinner
followed by some sort of pub-based activity in Brighton
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