Talks
Jane, Julia, and a Genealogy of Public Humanities at UC Irvine
University of California, Irvine
Public Humanities Launch Party
Cambridge University Press
Building Public Humanities (with Zoe Hope Bulaitis)
New York University
Shakespeare and Game of Thrones
The Old Globe Saturday Salon Speakers
What is Public Humanities? (with Zoe Hope Bulaitis)
Queen Mary University of London
Public Humanities” (with Zoe Hope Bulaitis)
Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes
"Seize the Crown": Shakespeare Histories and the Games of Thrones
The Guthrie Theater
Justice for Hamlet
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga: James D. Kennedy Lecture in Shakespeare
Shakespeare and Game of Thrones
The Guthrie Theater
500 Years of Looking for Richard III
University of California, Irvine: Kirk Davis Jr. Annual Public Shakespeare Lecture
Shakespeare Across the Disciplines
The Huntington Library: Shakespeare and the Poetics and Politics of Relevance
What Shakespeare Can Teach Us About…
University of Nevada: Rasmussen-Hines Collection
An Oral History of Public Shakespeare
Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference: Emerging Scholar Keynote
Teaching The Show Must Go Online (with Robert Myles)
BritGrad: Plenary Address
Toward a Center for Public Shakespeare
Oecologies
Public Humanities and Pathways Toward (with Maria Devlin McNair)
Harvard Renaissance Colloquium
The Streaming Hamlet
Singapore: World Shakespeare Congress
Reading King Lear at "Fourscore and Upwards"
Harvard College Class of 1955 65th Reunion
The Tragedy of Donald Trump, According to Shakespeare
18th Annual New England Undergraduate Shakespeare Conference: Keynote Address
Shakespeare’s Invention of Stigma: Richard’s Deformity, Aaron’s Race, Faulconbridge’s Bastardy, and Beyond
2020 MLA Annual Convention: Early Intersectionalities
Toward a Journal of the Public Humanities
North Eastern Public Humanities Symposium
What Shakespeare Scholars Can Learn from Theater-Makers About Public Engagement
2019 PAMLA Annual Convention: Public Shakespeare / Public Humanities
Villainy and Complicity in Drama, Television, and Politics: Shakespeare’s Richard III, House of Cards, and the 2016 US Election
Lowell High School
Ophelia’s Songs: Moral Agency, Manipulation, and the Metaphor of Music in Hamlet
European Shakespeare Research Association Conference: Shakespeare and Music
Shakespeare and Trump
Lowell, MA: Moses Greeley Parker Lectures
The Anthropology of Audience in Shakespeare Studies
British Shakespeare Conference at Queen’s University: Shakespeare Studies Today
Shakespeare for Cops
Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies at the University of Alabama: Teaching Shakespeare In and Beyond the Classroom
Pluperfect Presentism
MLA Annual Convention: Strategic Presentism
Public Shakespeareanism: The Bard in the 2016 American Presidential Election
41st Annual Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference
Shakestats: Writing About Shakespeare Between the Humanities and the Social Sciences
MLA Annual Convention: Teaching Shakespeare: New Digital Challenges and Solutions
Shakespeare Across the Curriculum
Gallaudet University: First Folio! The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare
“To be, or not to be": Shakespeare Against Philosophy
University of Hertfordshire: Shakespeare the Philosopher II
Shakespeare on the Classics, Shakespeare as a Classic: A Reading of Aeneas’s Tale to Dido
British Shakespeare Conference at the University of Hull: Shakespearean Transformations: Death, Life, and Afterlives
Why Shakespeare? Irony and Liberalism in the Canonization Process
British Shakespeare Conference at the University of Hull: Shakespearean Transformations: Death, Life, and Afterlives
Stigma as Drama, Stigma as Rhetoric: From Shakespeare to Goffman and Back and then Forward
ACLA Annual Convention: Signs, Symptoms, Stigmata
“To be, or not to be": Shakespeare Against Philosophy
University of Poitiers: Subjecting Shakespeare to the Risks of Philosophy
Stigma in Shakespeare
Case Western Reserve University: Evil Incarnate: Manifestations of Villains and Villainy
The Figure of Stigma in Shakespeare’s Drama
Harvard University: Renaissance Colloquium
The Figure of Stigma in Shakespeare's 3 Henry VI: Abnormality, Villainy, Irony, Tragicomedy
Renaissance Society of America: Shakespeare
The Ugly Truth: Thersites and the Satire of the Poetomachia
MLA Annual Convention: Early Modern Disabled Bodies and Cultural Discourses
Richard’s Deformities
University of California, Irvine: English and Comparative Literature Graduate Dissertation Colloquium
Deforming Richard III in the Sixteenth Century: The Rhetoric of Disfigurement up to Shakespeare’s 2 Henry VI
Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association Conference: Poetry and Disability
The Advent and the Adventure: The Poetics of Imperfection in Revelation and The Faerie Queene
MLA Annual Convention: Ends of Time: Apocalypses Ancient and Modern
The Unnatural Age of Margaret: Antiquating the Dramatic Ontology of Richard III
Rocky Mountain MLA Convention
