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Alumna Chelsea Phillips Publishes on Folger Research
Chelsea Phillips (PhD '15) published an essay--“Acccounting for Relationships: the Drury Lane Financial Records”--in The Collation: Research and Exploration at the Folger in March 2019 in…
Undergraduate Student Jordan Booker Receives Grant
Sophomore Jordan Booker won a $2,000 Migration, Mobility, and Immobility Undergraduate Research and Mentorship Grant. Booker will create and produce a performance piece engaging with and raising…
Three Graduate Students Accepted to SITI Summer Workshop
Congratulations to MFA Students Sean Naughton and Erin Parsons and Doctoral Student Aubrey Neumann for being accepted into SITI Company's 2019 Summer Intensive. Ohio State students have attended…
Associate Professor Jennifer Schlueter Receives Ohio Arts Council Award
Associate Professor Jennifer Schlueter (MA '03, PhD '07) is one of 78 artists recognized by the Ohio Arts Council with an Individual Excellence Award.
Individual excellence awards are peer…
Doctoral Student Adrienne Oehlers Wins Barnard Alumni Award
Doctoral Student Adrienne Oehlers won the 2019-20 Alumnae Association of Barnard College Fellowship Award. This $5,000 fellowship is awarded to one or more Barnard seniors or alumnae who enroll in…
Alumna Monica White Ndounou Featured Contributor in American Theatre
Monica White Ndounou (PHD '07) is the featured contributor to the March issue of American Theatre. The essay is titled “Finding Wakanda Within: Last Fall’s International Black Theatre…
Adam West (MFA, '04) Interviewed for ASC Spotlight
Department alumnus, Adam West (MFA , '04) was recently interviewed for a College of Arts and Sciences Spotlight. In the interview, West talks about his career and how the department' prepared him…
David Lander's (BA '87) Lighting Design Illuminates The Flood
Department alumnus David Lander (BA '87) designed lighting for the world premiere of The Flood, a work co-commissioned by Opera Columbus and ProMusica Chamber Orchestra. Composed by Korine…
Associate Professor Jennifer Schlueter Interviewed on College Podcast
Making Found Text Into Theatrical Events
So, you've found a 28-volume transcription of a 1920s spiritualist who believed a thwarted 17th-century authoress spoke through her. What do you do? …