KELLEN HOXWORTH

Teaching

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

"Race, Gender, and Performance" (WIN19)

"Theater & Society I: Classical and Medieval Performance" (FL18)

"Theater & Society III: 19th and 20th Century Performance" (SP18)

"Postcolonial African Drama" (WIN18)

STANFORD UNIVERSITY

"Performing Feeling" (SP17), co-taught w/ Rebecca Chaleff

"Undergraduate Performance Project: The Tempest" (Teaching Assistant; Professor Amy Freed, WIN17)

Guest Lecture: “Aimé Césaire, Une Tempête [A Tempest],” February 27, 2017

"Transnational Sexualities" (Teaching Assistant; Professor Jisha Menon, SP16)

Guest Lectures: “Sexual Apartheid,” May 26, 2016; “Transnational Desires,” May 12, 2016

"The Ethics of Anonymity" (Teaching Assistant; Vice-Provost Harry J. Elam, Jr., WIN16)

"Undergraduate Performance Project: Oh! What a Lovely War" (Teaching Assistant; Professors Leslie Hill and Helen Paris, WIN16)

Guest Lectures: “Konstantin Stanislavsky: Psycho-Physical Gesture,” January 28, 2016; “Vsevolod Meyerhold: Biomechanics in Action,” February 4, 2016

"Law and Drama" (Teaching Assistant; Professor Branislav Jakovljevic, FL15)

Guest Lecture: “Truth over Justice? Retribution and Restoration in Ubu and the Truth Commission,” November 19, 2015

STANFORD SUMMER ARTS INSTITUTE

"Performing Feeling: Once More With Feeling" (SUM16), co-taught w/ Rebecca Chaleff

HUME CENTER FOR WRITING AND SPEAKING, STANFORD UNIVERSITY

Writing Tutor (SP14-SP17)

Oral Communication Tutor (SP14-SP17)

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

Introduction to Theatre Arts (Teaching Assistant; Claire Syler, FL 2011 & SP 2012)

SELECTED GUEST LECTURES

"Race Goes Pop: Blackface Minstrelsy and the Globalization of Popular Performance," Popular Music and the Racial Imagination, Dr. Francesca Inglese, Dartmouth College, April 16, 2018

"M. Butterfly: Staging Others, Theatres of Difference," Humanities 2, Professor Andrea Tarnowski, Dartmouth College, February 5, 2018

“Yaël Farber’s MoLoRa: Banishing Blood-grudge,” Revenge: From Aeschylus to ABC, Professor Diana Looser, Stanford University, May 24, 2016

“Persons and Things,” Performing Identities (Graduate Seminar), Professor Jisha Menon, Stanford University, February 29, 2016

“Music, Masks, Metaphysics: Theatrical Syncretism in Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horsemen,” Introduction to Theatre and Performance Studies, Professor Matthew W. Smith, Stanford University, April 14, 2015

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY