Education
PhD, Drama – Queen Mary University of London (expected 2020)
MA, Theatre and Performance Studies – Queen Mary University of London (2016, distinction)
BA, English literature – Scripps College (2014, Honours, Magna Cum Laude) Work Shared in CORE
Articles
Other Publications
Forthcoming:
- Co-editor (40%) and single author, ‘Digital Visions and Revisions: An Interview with Robert Delamere’ in Teaching Shakespeare: Digital Processes, Research in Drama Education 25.1 (2020). ed. Henry Bell, Amy Borsuk and Christie Carson. (Themed issue, peer reviewed)
- Co-editor (33%) and single author, ‘Technical Wizardry: Digital and Human Labor in The Tempest (2016)’ in ‘Labor in Contemporary Shakespeare Performance’ special issue, Shakespeare Bulletin 38.3 (Fall 2020), ed. Amy Borsuk, Alessandro Simari and Martin Young (Themed issue, peer reviewed)
- Book review, Shakespeare and the Urgency of Now, ed. Hugh Grady and Cary DiPietro (London: Palgrave, 2014) in Platform Journal of Theatre and Performing Arts 12.3 (2019)
Theatre Criticism:
Projects
Teaching:
London Performance Now, Spring 2020 – second-year module in which students see current performances in London and learn to discuss and analyse performance events, their politics, and critical review practices, one section
DRA115 Cultural Histories of Theatre, Autumn 2018 – core first year module, two sections
DRA115 Cultural Histories of Theatre, Autumn 2017 – core first year module, one section
Dramaturgy:
- Punk Rock, London College of Music, dir. Michael Howcroft, 2016
- Bent, Center Theatre Group Los Angeles, dir. Moises Kaufman, 2015
Digital collections:
- Performing Archive: Curtis and the ‘Vanishing Race’ a digital collection built in 2013 in Scalar. Directed by Jacqueline Wernimont and co-authored with David S. Kim, Ulia Gosart, Heather Blackmore, Amy Borsuk, and Beatrice Schuster. The book brings together over 2,500 images and assets with entirely new scholarly content. http://scalar.usc.edu/works/performingarchive
Memberships
Shakespeare Association of America
Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas
