Elizabeth BojszaDirector of Education |
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Elizabeth Bojsza graduated from Stony Brook University's MFA dramaturgy program in 2004, and has stayed on at Stony Brook as a faculty member. As the department of Theatre Arts' Director of Education, Ms. Bojsza mentors and supervises graduate students in their teaching practice. She also teaches public speaking, screenwriting, performing and performance, and co-teaches Prevention Through the Arts with Kathleen Flynn-Bisson. She is also assistant head of graduate studies for the department.
While a student at SBU, Ms. Bojsza was the 2002-2003 executive producer of the graduate-run Cabaret, artistic director of the 2003 Long Island Play Project, and directed and dramaturged several shows. Directing credits include Betty's Summer Vacation, The Pitchfork Disney, and the Vagina Monologues. Dramaturgy credits include The Rover, Quadrophenia, and Two Rooms. Ms. Bojsza was recently employed at Manhattan Ensemble Theater and received the John Gassner Award for Dramaturgy in 2004.
For part of the spring 2006 semester, she will be working in Camden County, Georgia as the assistant-director on a community-based performance project titled “Crooked Rivers, Sisters Three.”
Contact: elizabeth.bojsza@gmail.com |
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