March 18, 2021 Viewing of a 90-minute dance performance titled “Peony Dreams: On the Other Side of Sleep” for students in EAL 222, “Themes of Chinese Literature,” and HST 352 “Ten Years of Madness, the Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976,” plus a guest lecture by and conversation […]
March 10, 2021 Tiffany Waddell Tate (‘07, MA ‘11) a former WFU theatre student, and now CEO of Career Maven Consulting as well as Associate Director of National Engagement at Wake Forest University, was a guest lecturer in THE 290 Resilient Practices for the Actor.
February 2021 Guest artist workshops with students in THE 295 Development and Performance with performance artist Tim Miller, culminating in an original performance by students, documented by film professor Cagney Gentry’s class, and lighting & projections design by Kevin Frazier, assistant professor in Theatre. Collaborators:
February 10, 2021 A guest visit by Broadway stage manager and producer Cambra Overend (‘04) with Dr. Brook Davis’ Contemporary Dramatic Literature class (THE 372/ENG 394) and a follow-up public talk to discuss Overend’s history with the play Oslo and her role as producer of the HBO […]
February-April 2021 Dr. Brook Davis assembled and directed a company of Theatre students who worked in simulated therapy situations with the counseling students enrolled in CNS 739 Advanced Skills/Crisis Management. Collaborators: WFU Counseling Program, WFU Dept. of Theatre & Dance
January-May 2021 Dr. Teresa Sanhueza invited J.E.R.Friedman (recently retired WFU Theatre faculty) to co-teach a first year seminar they had previously developed and taught together. The FYS was titled “Live & in Color: The Experience of Minorities in the U.S. Through Art,” and employed a […]
A lecture-workshop (mini-lecture about history and culture, experiential dance instruction, and Q&A) for MUS 134 Music of Asia relating to the music, the Bhangra dance form, and its practice in India-Pakistan and in the diaspora. Collaborators: WFU Department of Music, Learn Bhangra
The Search for Wachovia, a commissioned new play and recorded performance delivered during the Reynolda Conference “Becoming American: Moravians and their Neighbors, 1772-1822.” Collaborators: WFU Dept of Religion, WFU Dept of German, WFU Museum of Anthropology, Winston-Salem State University, Old Salem, Museum of Early […]
