2022 Alumni
PERFORMANCE STUDIES ALUMNI
Our alumni are a large part of what makes Performance Studies special. They come from a wide range of academic, cultural, and artistic backgrounds and contribute their expertise across all concentrations and around the world. Click on the thumbnails below to learn more about them.
B.A. Alumni
M.A. Alumni
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Individual, Social, Communal Identities in Latin America
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The Artist at Risk; Movement, Sequencing, and Dance; Trauma; Protest Art
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Performing violence; Latin American and Latino/a performance
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War; Performance of Power; Women performing Resistance; Decolonization
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Textile/Craft Theory, Art/Design History, Indigenous Studies, Affect Theory
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Performance Studies
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Theatre/Filming, Acting, New Media, Performance Studies, Self-Identity
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Black Revolutionary Theory, Performance of Race, Experimental Theatre
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Decolonization, Protest Dances, Orientalism
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Mexican indigenous theatre, ritual in performance, socio-political gestus
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Postcolonial studies, Black Atlantic Issues, Art & Economic Development
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Theatre studies, spectatorship, public art as political discourse
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Dance & choreography, race, diaspora, disability, trauma, digital media
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Movement, embodiment and writing; feminist theory; queer theory
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CRITICAL DANCE STUDIES; IMPROVISATION; CRITICAL RACE THEORY; DISABILITY STUDIES
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Dramaturgy, Musical Theatre, Queer Theory, Memory Studies
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Dramaturgy; Improvisation; Antiwork Politics; Aesthetics of Silence
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Feminism and Gender Theory, Dramaturgy, Theatre History, Pop Culture etc
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performance of the self; intercultural theatre; performance & meaning-makin
Ph.D. Alumni
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RACE AND ETHNICITY; WOMEN, GENDER AND SEXUALITY; MEMORY AND "INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE" IN THE AMERICAS; BLACKNESS IN LATIN AMERICA; AFRO-COLOMBIAN "HERITAGE" PRACTICES AND PERFORMANCE
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Performance Studies, Aesthetics and Politics, Feminist Theory, Queer and Trans Studies, Visual Arts, Latinx and Latin American Studies, Critical Geographies, Urban Studies
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Political and social potential of festive practices in the Caribbean and Latin America
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DANCE STUDIES; BLACK STUDIES; EXPERIMENTAL PERFORMANCE; BLACK FEMINISM; QUEER OF COLOR THEORY