The workshop is open to participants from any level of prior experience, but it is particularly designed for those who are new to theatre and performance. It will be directed in Farsi and we welcome any Farsi speaking enthusiast, regardless of national identity.
Prepare to wrap up your semester over lunch with the DUGS, Malik Gaines. Decompress with your cohort, share fall semester updates, and bring any questions you may have about academic life at PS!
This workshop series is a student-driven initiative for current students to collaborate on showcasing their work to the Performance Studies community.
The workshop is open to participants from any level of prior experience, but it is particularly designed for those who are new to theatre and performance. It will be directed in Farsi and we welcome any Farsi speaking enthusiast, regardless of national identity.
This event will feature a live in progress excerpt of Knot in My Name to be followed by a conversation with Ann about political and embodied transformations, and the role of performance in creating alternative politics.
The workshop is open to participants from any level of prior experience, but it is particularly designed for those who are new to theatre and performance. It will be directed in Farsi and we welcome any Farsi speaking enthusiast, regardless of national identity.
The workshop is open to participants from any level of prior experience, but it is particularly designed for those who are new to theatre and performance. It will be directed in Farsi and we welcome any Farsi speaking enthusiast, regardless of national identity.
Save the date for PRAXIS 2019, February 9, 2019. PRAXIS, a special all-day Performance Studies community event, brings together current students, alumni, faculty, staff, prospective students and friends, to learn new skills, engage in important conversations, and stay connected with colleagues and peers.