To teach mitosis, April Wynn has students in her class act out the process, portraying chromosomes that divide into nuclei. The assistant professor of biological sciences hopes to replicate lively exercises like this – but virtually – in the fall.“My goal is to promote the same level of engagement, energy and enthusiasm in an online […]
What Happens Stays, a new play by Cate Brewer, senior lecturer in the Department of Theatre and Dance, was read in the 18th annual Kennedy Center Page-to-Stage Festival. What Happens Stays is a new play based on a recent political controversy. Brewer also acted in the piece. “Now entering its 18th year, Page-to-Stage was created […]
Cate Brewer, lecturer in Theatre & Dance, played the role of Mrs. Jennings in the two-week extension for Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Sense and Sensibility at Folger Theatre. The production was directed by Eric Tucker and received critical acclaim in both its original iteration with Bedlam Theatre Company in NYC and at Folger Theatre in Washington, […]
Cate Brewer, lecturer in the department of Theatre & Dance, performed in the Capital Fringe Festival for the third consecutive summer. The Capital Fringe Festival is: “a catalyst for cultural and community development, and a destination that brings artists and audiences together. Capital Fringe thrives on amplifying the vibrancy of D.C.’s independent arts community and enriches […]
Cate Brewer, lecturer in the department of theatre and dance, presented a paper at the Mid-America Theatre Conference for the eighth consecutive year this March. The Mid-America Theatre Conference is an annual conference of theatre academics and practitioners, celebrating the craft and discipline of theatre in America.
