Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp, Lecturer in Dance
rpb9d@virginia.edu
Rose is currently the Artistic Director of inFluxdance, a dance-theatre company.  InFluxdance has just finished a 9 city tour in the US and Canada. We were nominated Best of the San FRancisco Fringe Festival in September.  Rose is currently working on 2 new projects with inFluxdance- one will be travelling to Montreal and San Francisco. Visit www.influxdance.org for more information.

John Frick, Professor of Theatre History and Dramatic Literature
jwf8f@virginia.edu
John recently completed his first year as President of the American Theatre and Dramatic Society – a year in which ATDS sponsored an international conference on the late African American playwright August Wilson and a two-day conference exclusively for graduate students, in addition to participation in the annual Association for Theatre in Higher Education conference in New Orleans.  During the same time period, John spent a sabbatical leave in London conducting research for a book titled The Theatre And The City: Representations Of The Metropolis On The American Stage; published articles in The New England Theatre Journal, The Journal Of American Drama And Theatre, Theatre Symposium and The Encyclopedia Of American Urban History;contributed an article ("A Second Glance at New York; or, New York as it Really Is") to a book titled  Edwin Forrest’s New York: Drama And Politics In The 19th Century City; and began a second book, Staging Tom: Uncle Tom's Cabin On The American Stage And Screen.   An article on Uncle Tom on stage appears on the Uncle Tom’s Cabin & American Culture website http://www.iath.virginia.edu/utc/sitemap.html, click Interpret Mode, then Interpretative Exhibits).

A Digital Archive: “The Circus in America, 1793 to 1940”
LaVahn Hoh, Professor, Head of Production
lgh2b@virginia.edu
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Research in Sound Design and Electronic Composition
Michael Rasbury, Assistant Professor, Sound Design
mr2xk@virginia.edu
Bio