November 20, 2020

Moving Forward

As we reach the end of this unusual semester, I want to express my appreciation to faculty, staff and students for being so open and willing to improvise and adapt to such a challenging period of time.

November 17, 2020

Timothy Paul Myers: Everything is Beautiful

When School of Theatre and Dance alumnus Timothy Paul Myers (BFA 1996) goes on his daily five-block walk from his home in Brooklyn to his art studio, he is constantly overwhelmed by beautiful sculptures that seem to appear around every corner.

November 17, 2020

Linda Donahue: Retirement Reboot

Associate professor and head of School of Theatre and Dance arts administration program Linda Donahue was planning to retire at the end of the 2019-20 academic year. She had announced her plans to travel to Spain with her husband for an extended vacation. Tickets had been purchased, reservations had been made, and all the arrangements were falling into place when suddenly everything went sideways.

November 17, 2020

A Book on Butoh: Dancing in the Americas

Tanya Calamoneri, assistant professor in the School of Theatre and Dance, has dedicated much of the last two decades to studying butoh’s transformation from a form of protest street art into a dance aesthetic exported across the world to the Americas. Her book, "Butoh America," which is set to publish in 2021, profiles contemporary artists who have incorporated butoh’s now-recognizable attributes into their own arts as protest.

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