PhD ProgramM.A., Dramaturgy, Catholic University of AmericaB.A., Theatre Arts, Boston CollegeSummer Program, Abbey Theater, Dublinguillt@uw.eduPersonal WebsiteHUT 301Office Hours: MWF 9:00-9:40amFields of Interest 17th Century Directing Dramaturgy French Musical Theater Theater History OperettaTranslationBackground and ExperienceSummaryGuillaume is a lecturer, director, and dramaturg who has worked in Boston, San Diego, and the DC area. His projects range from translating plays and operettas, to staging both classic and experimental works. His interests include Musical Theatre History and NeoClassical French drama. Professional Affiliations: Bel Cantanti Opera, Capital Fringe Festival, Georgetown G&S Society, Victorian Lyric Opera Company Research & Creative Work Representative Conferences 2018 Theatre History Symposium of MATC (Mid-America Theatre Conference) in Milwaukee, WIPanel: The Upside Downs: Mobile Theatres, Confinement, and Parallel StagesChair: Robert Shimko, University of Houston "Remembering the Best and Forgetting the Rest: Training as a Dramaturg," Association for Theatre in Higher Education, Montreal, July/August 2015 "Intersections and Collaborations: Dramaturg and Director Case Studies in Conversation," Association for Theatre in Higher Education, Montreal, July/August 2015 "Remembering the Best and Forgetting the Rest: Training as a Dramaturg," Association for Theatre in Higher Education, Montreal, July/August 2015 Panelist, Seattle GeekGirlCon, “Beyond the Stage: Exploring Theater Fandom,” October 2017This panel takes a closer look at current theater fandom. Panelists discuss how they have been impacted by the shows they love, why some shows inspire such passionate fans, how fandoms have grown and evolved over the years, and more! Panelist, "The Macabre, the Mystifying, and the Memorable," First Annual Conference on Dark Tourism Panelist, Seattle GeekGirlCon, "History Has Its Eyes on Hamilton: The Musical, The History, and the Impact," October 2016 School of Drama Productions and Events As You Like It Lobby Talk: Green World in Technicolor - Feb 19 2017 - 1:00pm to 1:30pm Courses Taught Autumn 2018 DRAMA 103 A: Theatre Appreciation Spring 2018 DRAMA 101 A: Introduction to the Theatre Winter 2018 DRAMA 101 A: Introduction to the Theatre Spring 2017 DRAMA 101 AC: Introduction To The Theatre DRAMA 101 AH: Introduction To The Theatre Winter 2017 DRAMA 201 B: Plays And Styles Autumn 2016 DRAMA 101 AF: Introduction To The Theatre DRAMA 101 AG: Introduction To The Theatre Spring 2016 DRAMA 101 AB: Introduction To The Theatre DRAMA 101 AG: Introduction To The Theatre Winter 2016 DRAMA 101 AE: Introduction To The Theatre DRAMA 101 AF: Introduction To The Theatre Autumn 2015 DRAMA 103 A: Theatre Appreciation Additional CoursesDR 202-01: French NeoClassical Theatre: Molière, Racine, and Corneille (Catholic University - Washington, DC) DR 202-02: 17th C. French Theatre and the Genius of Molière (Catholic University - Washington, DC) TH 367: Musical Theatre History and Analysis (Cornish College of the Arts - Seattle, WA) News & Press Related News A Day in the Life of a Ph.D. Student (December 14, 2017) UW PhD Students talk pop culture and theatre fandom (and Hamilton) at GeekGirlCon (October 13, 2017) As You Like It Lobby Talk: Green World in Technicolor (February 15, 2017) Share: Print PDF
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