Translation on Tap in NYC, June 1 – 30, 2019

Life goals: Hawaiian monk seal pup as glimpsed by Mark Sullivan

Look, I get it. May was an insanely busy month in Translationland NYC, and I can see why translators and translation enthusiasts might want to spend all of June recovering. Which is no doubt why there are (to my knowledge, at least) no translation events planned for this month. If you’re planning one I haven’t heard about, send me the details, and I’ll update this post. Otherwise, happy summer! and check back for more events (let’s hope) in July.

Hahaha. This isn’t the first time I’ve forgotten to list my own event. Please come!

Sunday, June 16:

How Did This Play Get Into English? As part of the second annual International Play Reading Festival at Columbia University, co-organized by David Henry Hwang and Carol Becker, I’ll be moderating a panel with theater translators Caridad Svich and Taylor Gaines about what it takes to translate for the stage. The entire three-day festival is open to the public free of charge (reservations recommended). More information here. The Lantern, Lenfest Center for the Arts, 615 W. 129th St., 4:00 p.m.

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