Inga MeierMFA Candidate '07 |
Inga Meier (MFA 2007) received her BA in English and Theatre Arts from Rutgers College. At Stony Brook, she has worked as assistant dramaturg on Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters (dir. Deborah Mayo) and as dramaturg on Rebecca Gilman’s Boy Gets Girl (dir. Lauren Rosen). Recently, she has presented a number of papers at academic conferences including Beyond The Fear: The Relevance of Art and Theatre after September 11, 2001 at the 2005 SETC Theatre Conference, Auburn, AL; George Bernard Shaw's "Heartbreak House" as a Template for Analyzing 9/11 Discourse in Theresa Rebeck's and Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros "Omnium Gatherum" at the 2006 International Sesquicentennial Shaw Conference at Brown University, RI and Niels Mueller's The Assassination of Richard Nixon and its Adaptation of Georg Buechner's "Woyzeck" at the 2006 MMLA Conference in Chicago, IL. Currently, she is working as a dramaturg on a variety of productions: Alex DeFazio's To Be Loved (dir. Jody Person) to be produced at Chashama in Manhattan, a new adaptation of medieval mystery places (dir. Sherry Teitelbaum) to be produced at Mercer County Community College and Mary Zimmerman's Arabian Nights (dir. Marie Danvers) to be produced at Suffolk County Community College. Her translation of Georg Buechner's Woyzeck will be presented at Mercer County Community College this semester. Additionally, Inga is currently serving as a script reader at The Women's Project, completing her cultural studies certificate, applying to PhD programs, doing an internship at the Stony Brook Film Festival. |
Instructor: THR 101, TA Marketing Lab Office Hours: T 10:00 - 12:00 and TH 10:00 - 11:00 Office Location: Staller Center 3036
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