ISU Theatre’s spring production of Patricia Resnick and Dolly Parton’s musical 9 to 5 was slated to open on April 3, 2020—a female-written, female-centric musical celebration within our year-long HERoic season. In response to the ever-shifting University response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the show’s opening night moved first to April 24, and then momentarily to Read more about Imagined Performance: 9 to 5[…]
While it has been a bit since I’ve updated, there is certainly no shortage of things to update you about, so I’ll get to it! First and foremost, I am thrilled to announce that I have joined the faculty at Iowa State University’s Department of Theatre & Dance. In addition to being part of a Read more about Ready…Ames…[…]
In October, Tiffany and I had the privilege to present our work at the Who’s Got the Power Conference, hosted by the Department of Philosophy at the University of Iceland–Reykjavík. We were so pleased at the new colleagues we met and the expansive cross-disciplinary conversations we had (turns out philosophers know more about theatre than Read more about International Conferencing, Iceland-Style[…]
Sorry for the lack of updates this past year! It’s been a busy one (with a busier year looming)…but I promise to be more diligent with what’s going on in my world. Here are some of the highlights: I survived my first year as a junior faculty member and Director of Theatre at Southern Arkansas Read more about One Year Later…[…]
Have another big post with lots of exciting info coming soon…but in the meantime… It’s always a pleasure to write about the work of the Austin-based theatre collective, The Rude Mechs…but it’s even better when people want to publish it! Last March, I presented a shorter version of my article, “The Presents of Absence: Inspiring Creation Within Read more about Look, Ma, I’m Published![…]