First Name
Jennifer
Middle Name
Last Name
Ezell
City
Shawnee
Country
United States
State or Province
OK
Job Title
Lecturer
Website
Biography
Jennifer Ezell is currently working on her PhD in Interdisciplinary Fine Arts, with an emphasis in Theatre, at Texas Tech University. She is an early career dramaturg with an interest in community engagement and new works.
Co-founder of Plays about Recoveries: a pedagogical framework positioning theatre as a primary vehicle for community resilience. By defining “recovery” as a spectrum encompassing substance use, grief, institutional healing, and beyond, the PAR model provides a low-barrier entry point for students to translate lived experience into collective artistic action.
She currently teaches Theatre History at the University of Oklahoma.
Co-founder of Plays about Recoveries: a pedagogical framework positioning theatre as a primary vehicle for community resilience. By defining “recovery” as a spectrum encompassing substance use, grief, institutional healing, and beyond, the PAR model provides a low-barrier entry point for students to translate lived experience into collective artistic action.
She currently teaches Theatre History at the University of Oklahoma.
Areas of Expertise
Theatre History
American Theatre History of 1900-1950s
Theatre Praxis
Meisner Technique
Devising and Applied Theatre
New Play Development
American Theatre History of 1900-1950s
Theatre Praxis
Meisner Technique
Devising and Applied Theatre
New Play Development
Language(s) spoken
English
Interested in freelance opportunities
Yes