Scholarship

Scholarship and Research Interests:

• New Work Development
  • National and International Conference Presentations
  • WordBRIDGE Playwrights Laboratory
  • Towson Theatre Lab
  • New Play Dramaturgy

• Theatre and Mathematics
  • Structure-based Playwriting
    • National and International Conference Presentations
    • PDF of Powerpoint Presentation from 2011 Bridges:  Mathematics, Art, Architecture, and Music Conference (Coimbra, Portugal)
  • Arithmetic Insurrection
    • Download PDF of the complete script
• American Theatre since O’Neill
  • National and International Conference Presentations and Participation
  • Publication
• New Russian Drama
  • National and International Conference Presentations and Participation
  • Publication
  • For information on translation projects see Playwriting
  • For information on directing projects see Directing

International Conferences and Residencies:

• Festival of American Culture, Ilkhom Theatre of Mark Weil, Tashkent, Uzbekistan [April/May 2014]

• Cultural Fellowships in Russia, a program of the Likhachev Foundation, funded by The Foundation of the First President of Russia Boris N. Yeltsin and the Committee of External Relations of St. Petersburg [May 2013]

• Conference on New American Drama, St. Petersburg State Arts Academy; St. Petersburg, Russia. [November 2011]

Supported by the U.S. State Department

• Bridges:  Mathematics, Art, Architecture and Music; Coimbra, Portugal [July 2011]

• Lyubimovka Festival, Teatr.doc; Moscow, Russia [September 2010]

• Golden  Mask Festival: Russia Case; Moscow, Russia [April 2009]

Supported by Center for International Theatre Development,Philip Arnoult – Director

• Nova Drama Festival; Bratislava, Slovakia [May 2009, May 2008]

Supported by Center for International Theatre Development, Philip Arnoult – Director

• Residency at Grotowski Institute; Wroclaw, Poland [May 2008]

Supported by Center for International Theatre Development, Philip Arnoult – Director

• Royal Shakespeare Company; Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom;  mentor for National Theatre Institute students from U.S. during 3 week residency [September 2004]