Monograph 

The Human Rights Performative. The first comprehensive study of global human

rights in theater and performance practice in Belarus. (Under consideration with University of Iowa Press)

 

Edited Volumes

Beyond the State: New Perspectives in Central and East European Theater History.

Co-editor (with Jacob Juntunen) of an anthology of essays revisiting famous

theaters and understudied theaters from a post-Cold War perspective. 

"Executing the Crying Onion: Sensation and The Performance of the Universal Body

in Belarus Free Theater's Trash Cuisine." Theater Journal. (In Progress)

 

"The Perfect Other: Performing Artistic Freedom in Solidarity with the Belarus

Free Theater in 2011." Performing Freedom: Alternative Theater in Post-Communist Europe. Eds. Diane Manole and Vessela S. Warner. (under contract from University of Iowa Press)

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"Dancing Bright: Identity Politics and the Performance of Ex-Soviet Alliances

in the Twin Cities." Captured by the City: Perspectives in Urban Culture Studies. Ed. Blagovesta Momchedjikova. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2013):109-121.  

"Brooklyn International High School Arts Workshop: Second Language

Acquisition, Silence & Membership." Streetnotes (Spring 2010). Ed. Blagovesta Momchedjikova. 

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"Invisible Man: Life on the Edge." Streetnotes (Summer 2003). Ed. David Michalski.

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Review of Theater, Globalization and the Cold War. Eds. Christopher Balme and

Berenika Szymanski-Düll. Modern Drama 16.2 (Summer 2018): 237-239.

"Jennifer Johns: Looking a Police Officer Straight in the Eye and Other Rituals for Finding Love." Open Access: Lucas Artist Residency Online Magazine (audio-blog), 1 Oct. 2018, Web:  https://blog.montalvoarts.org/blog/jennifer-johns-looking-a-police-office-straight-in-the-eye-for-28-minutes-and-other-rituals-for-finding-love

 

"Simon Adinia Hanukai: Sparking Discussion About Data Ethics Through

Art." Open Access: Lucas Artist Residency Online Magazine (audio-blog), 20 Sept. 2018, Web: https://blog.montalvoarts.org/blog/simon-adinia-hanukai-sparking-discussion-about-data-ethics-through-art

 

Preston Lane: Appalachian Theatricality and the Future of American Regional

Theater. Open Access: Lucas Artist Residency Online Magazine (audio-blog interview), 7 July 2018, Web: https://blog.montalvoarts.org/blog/preston-lane-appalachian-theatricality-and-the-future-of-american-regional-theater

 

"Interview with NPR Executive, Loren Mayor." Outside Academia: Volume 2 (blog). New

Paradigms in Graduate Education, American Society for Theater Research, 22 Sept. 2014, Web: https://www.astr.org/blogpost/989214/197979/Outside-Academia-Volume-2-Loren-Mayor

 

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