Dr. Ann Elizabeth Armstrong is Associate Professor of Theatre at Miami University of Ohio. She teaches dramatic literature, theatre for social change, and community-based theatre. She has published on feminist pedagogy, community-based theatre, theatre of the oppressed and intercultural theatre. She created a series of public humanities projects based on the history of Freedom Summer in 1964, and she is writing a book Performing Freedom Summer: Community building, Protest and Memory. In addition to facilitating Theatre of the Oppressed, she has created location-based games, site specific performances, walking tours and facilitated digital storytelling with community groups.

community-based theatre, feminist theatre, theatre and social justice, theatre of the oppressed, intercultural theatre, digital humanities

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