ATHE 2012

Cabaret and cinema as mass culture instruments for Embodying fascism in Franco Regime The following paper wants to show the embodyment values of spanish fascism , the social stratification and the status accorded to women in the years of the regime of General Franco through the choreographic... Read More →

Amy E. Hughes is Associate Professor of Theater History and Deputy Chair for Graduate Studies in the Department of Theater at Brooklyn College. Her first book, Spectacles of Reform: Theater and Activism in Nineteenth-Century America (University of Michigan Press, 2012), received ASTR's... Read More →

Geri Maschio joined the UK Theatre faculty in 1984. She was the founding director of the BA in Arts Administration, which started in 1987. She then went on to chair the Theatre department (2 terms) subsequently becoming Associate Dean of the College of Fine Arts. Geri recently returned... Read More →