First Name
Nahuel
Middle Name
Last Name
Telleria
City
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State or Province
Job Title
Assistant Professor of Dramaturgy
Biography
Nahuel Telleria (he/him/él) is an Argentine-US theater scholar and practitioner who investigates contemporary and historical issues of dramatic structure, performance theory, politics, and affect in Latin America. He is an educator, dramaturg, translator, and writer. His current research analyzes the confessional attributes of Argentine postdictatorship theater in relation to the socioeconomic contexts of democratic return and financial collapse.
Nahuel is the recipient of an American Society for Theatre Research Collaborative Research Award (2024), an LMDA Field Grant (2022), and a Fulbright Study/Research Award (2019). He is a member of the Contemporary Theater, Politics, and Society in Latin America Working Group (Gino Germani Research Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires) and the Latin American Performing Arts Research Network (Red de Estudios de Artes Escénicas Latinoamericanas, REAL).
Nahuel is the recipient of an American Society for Theatre Research Collaborative Research Award (2024), an LMDA Field Grant (2022), and a Fulbright Study/Research Award (2019). He is a member of the Contemporary Theater, Politics, and Society in Latin America Working Group (Gino Germani Research Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Buenos Aires) and the Latin American Performing Arts Research Network (Red de Estudios de Artes Escénicas Latinoamericanas, REAL).
Language(s) spoken
English, Spanish, German
Interested in freelance opportunities
Yes