What does it mean to truly inhabit a point of view — on the page, on the stage, or in a conversation? This workshop uses writing, discussion, and collaborative exercises to explore how perspective shapes the stories we tell and the choices we make. Whether you write, perform, or just pay close attention to the world, this is a space for you.
OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS!
Kimberly Senior is a freelance director whose award winning work has been seen in 15 states in over 200 productions. Kimberly helped to develop and directed the Broadway production of the Pulitzer Prize winning, Tony nominated Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar. Kimberly directed the HBO special Chris Gethard: Career Suicide and her work in audio has ranged from Marvel’s The Wastelanders to C13’s Ghostwriter, in addition to producing dozens of other projects for Audible. Her work with solo artists includes Harvey Fierstein, Aasif Mandvi, Dan Rather and many others. Kimberly currently teaches for Yale University, recently ran the MFA Directing program at Brooklyn College and has taught for dozens of other MFA and BFA programs all over the country. Her first book, What Would a Person Do? is available on Amazon and her essay on Facilitative Leadership will be published on HowlRound later this month. She is a proud union member of SDC and even prouder mother of Noah (19) and Delaney (17). Kimberlysenior.com
Co-sponosred by the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre, Notre Dame Arts Initative, and the Teaching Beyond the Classroom program, provided by Mr. Earl Linehan and Mrs. Darielle Linehan
Originally published at ftt.nd.edu.