Kathleen Laundy     Costume Designer
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    • Resources/Organizations
  • Courses Taught
    • DRAM 1342 Costuming
    • DRAM 1341 Makeup
    • DRAM 2331 Intro to Design
    • DRAM 1310 Theatre Appreciation (Online)
  • Current Season
    • 1st slot
    • Panto
    • Nunsense
    • Opera
    • Iphegenia
  • Funny Women
  • Makeup Links
  • Other Artistic Outlets
  • Presentations
  • Press
  • Production Archive
    • The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night
    • Blithe Spirit
    • Guys and Dolls
    • Trial by Jury
    • Dracula
  • Professional Development
  • Texas Theatres
  • Reading List
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  Kathleen Laundy     Costume Designer

Dramaturgy

Theatre Perspectives
This is a link to a dramaturgical website authored by my friend, Dr. Ren Powell, a fellow Aggie Player who is now a theatre teacher/poet/translator/published author in Norway.  Her website is in Norwegian, but there's an English button right at the top that will translate the site for you. It covers playwrights and movements after 1875.  Her first language is actually English, but the translation is automatically generated and is a little wonky.  She spent a year compiling and vetting these sources for her course.
Ren Powell
This is a link to Ren's website where you can read about her poetry, plays, projects, translations, and her blog, as well as a bio.  
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