I am a cultural historian who specializes in U.S. racial formation from the nineteenth century to the present. A graduate of Yale's doctoral program in American Studies and a Councilor and elected member of the American Antiquarian Society, I am the...
Rehding is a music theorist with a focus on intellectual history and media theory. This has taken his work in a number of different directions from Ancient Greek music to the Eurovision Song Contest—and even into outer space. His research has contributed...
Tania Bruguera’s performances and social interventions focus on political power dynamics and their implications for social justice. She explores how art can intersect with everyday political realities, aiming to empower individuals to become active...
As a Tony Award and two-time Obie Award winning playwright/performer, Stew is a critically acclaimed singer/songwriter and veteran of multiple dive-bar stages. Stew’s classes are hothouses of multi-disciplinary, self-challenging experimentation which...
Research interests: archaic and classical Greek literature, especially drama (tragedy, comedy, satyr play); ancient Greek music, dance, and performance culture; generic interactions; materiality and affect; reception studies.
Host of Ancient Greece Today...
van Orden specializes in the cultural history of early modern France, Italy, and the Mediterranean, book history, and popular music (mostly 16th-c, but also in the 1960s). Her latest book is Songs in Unexpected Places, on polyglot singing, cultural...
Ph.D. in literary studies from RGGU (Russian State University for the Humanities), 2005
BA/MA in Russian Language and Literature, 2002, Saint-Petersburg State University
The range of subjects Daria Khitrova is interested in is explained by the theoretical...
James Stanley is a multi-disciplinary theater artist, educator and artistic producer. He was a founder and co-artistic director of the now defunct National Theater of the United States of America (NTUSA) with whom he wrote, directed, designed, performed...