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Bruce Levitt

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Performing and Media Arts

Bruce Levitt is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Prison Theatre and the Right to Look. Research in Drama Education The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance (2021)

Nicholas FesetteBruce LevittJayme Kilburn

contemporary theatredramaturgyperformance theoryperformance artperformance studiesprison theatre functionspublic performancearts-based researchupstate new yorkaestheticstheatre studiesvisual cultureprison theatrepopular culturetheatre

Pedagogies of Self-Humanization: Collaborating to Engage Trauma in the Phoenix Players Theatre Group. Teaching Artist Journal (2017)

Nick FesetteBruce Levitt

phoenix playerssocial justicetraumavictimologycontemporary theatrepsychological violenceperformance studiescultureinterpersonal violencedrama educationincarcerated theatre artiststrauma theorytheatre studiestheatrepsychological trauma

This Incarcerated Life. Phoenix Players Theatre Group (2016)

Bruce A. Levitt

transitional justicepenologycriminologycriminal lawjuvenile courtincarcerated lifelawcarceral settingcriminal justicedeviance (sociology)

An Indeterminate Life. Phoenix Players Theatre Group (2014)

Bruce A. Levitt

indeterminate lifeapplied philosophythanatologyexistentialismphilosophy

Maximum Will. Auburn Correctional Facility (2012)

Bruce A. Levitt

The Historical and Practical Evolution of Viola Spolin's Theatre Games.. (1976)

Bruce Allen Levitt

contemporary theatredramaturgyperformance theoryplaywritingperformance artpublic performancedrama educationviola spolintheatre studiesgame studiesmusictheatre

Horizons of (Un)Freedom: Reflections on Critical Hope From Behind the Wall.

N FesetteL BruceM the Phoenix Players

political sciencestrategic studiescritical hopeanti-imperialismglobal responsibilityhumanitiesglobal justicegeopoliticssocial philosophycritical theory

HTTPS://Actionresearchplus.Com/Community-Ar-In-Action-Making-The-World-Bigger-And-Being-A-Human-Sharing-Other-Human-Experiences/.

BCU Levitt

Perspectives in Prison Theatre: Interview With Bruce Levitt, Cornell University and Lorraine Moller.

TL Ciambra

bruce levittcontemporary theatredramaturgyplaywritingcontemporary dramaprison theatrecornell universitytheatre studiescarceral settingafrican american studiescriminal justicetheatre

Rehearsing Transformation in an American Prison.

Bruce A. Levitt

criminologyperformance studiescorrectional practiceamerican prisoncarceral settingcriminal justice

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Bruce Levitt

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Performing and Media Arts

Bruce Levitt is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Bruce Levitt

Cornell University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Prison Theatre and the Right to Look. Research in Drama Education The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance (2021)

Nicholas FesetteBruce LevittJayme Kilburn

Pedagogies of Self-Humanization: Collaborating to Engage Trauma in the Phoenix Players Theatre Group. Teaching Artist Journal (2017)

Nick FesetteBruce Levitt

This Incarcerated Life. Phoenix Players Theatre Group (2016)

Bruce A. Levitt

transitional justicepenologycriminologycriminal lawjuvenile courtincarcerated lifelawcarceral settingcriminal justicedeviance (sociology)

An Indeterminate Life. Phoenix Players Theatre Group (2014)

Bruce A. Levitt

indeterminate lifeapplied philosophythanatologyexistentialismphilosophy

Maximum Will. Auburn Correctional Facility (2012)

Bruce A. Levitt

The Historical and Practical Evolution of Viola Spolin's Theatre Games.. (1976)

Bruce Allen Levitt

contemporary theatredramaturgyperformance theoryplaywritingperformance artpublic performancedrama educationviola spolintheatre studiesgame studiesmusictheatre

Horizons of (Un)Freedom: Reflections on Critical Hope From Behind the Wall.

N FesetteL BruceM the Phoenix Players

political sciencestrategic studiescritical hopeanti-imperialismglobal responsibilityhumanitiesglobal justicegeopoliticssocial philosophycritical theory

HTTPS://Actionresearchplus.Com/Community-Ar-In-Action-Making-The-World-Bigger-And-Being-A-Human-Sharing-Other-Human-Experiences/.

BCU Levitt

Perspectives in Prison Theatre: Interview With Bruce Levitt, Cornell University and Lorraine Moller.

TL Ciambra

bruce levittcontemporary theatredramaturgyplaywritingcontemporary dramaprison theatrecornell universitytheatre studiescarceral settingafrican american studiescriminal justicetheatre

Rehearsing Transformation in an American Prison.

Bruce A. Levitt

criminologyperformance studiescorrectional practiceamerican prisoncarceral settingcriminal justice

1
2
10 / page

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