Directory

Courses:
Acting & Directing Workshop I
Acting & Directing Workshop II
Acting & Directing Workshop III
Acting Chekhov & O’Neill
Contemporary Theatre & Film: An Insider’s View
Play Production & Stage Management
Projects in Theatre
Radical Moments in 20th Century American Theatre

Peg Denithorne, Instructor

Courses:
Performance
History of Modern Theatre & Drama
Creative Improvisation
The Actor, Director, Playwright Lab - A Collaborative Workshop

James Glossman, Instructor

Courses:
Directing
Shakespeare in Performance

Joe Martin, Instructor

JOE MARTIN (MFA, Ph.D) is an award winning playwright, whose works for stage have been published and produced in the US, Canada and Europe, as well as a director of forty productions. He is a translator of the plays of August Strindberg and Mexico’s Juan Tovar, among other dramatists. Martin taught post-modernin theatre, theatre theory, “philosophy and theatre” as well as a full curriculum in theatre history at Catholic University of America from 2002-2006 and for ten years at American University–where he is currently a Fellow in Arts and Conflict Resolution at the School of International Service.  A three-time Fulbright recipient, for which he directed productions and taught in Eastern Europe 2000–2001, and in the Middle East in 2011, he has been a recipient of two different Rockefeller foundation grants his work in theatre.    

        Courses:
        Three Giants of Theatre: Ibsen/Strindberg/Brecht
        Adaptation for the Stage
        Existential Theatre
        New American Theatre

Decker Professor in the Humanities, Writing Seminars

Marc Lapadula, Visiting Assistant Professor, Writing Seminars

Courses:
Playwriting

Richard A. Macksey,

Professor, The Humanities Center, History of Science and Technology

Michael Quattrone, Instructor

Courses:
History of Modern Theatre & Drama

William Roche, Instructor

Courses:
Technical Direction for the Theatre
Stagecraft

Krista Smith, Instructor

Courses:
Acting & Directing Workshop I
Acting & Directing Workshop II
Performance

Ronald Walters, Professor, History

Courses:
Radical Moments in 20th Century American Theatre