Kate Bredeson
Kate Bredeson is a theatre historian, translator, director, and dramaturg. Her project as a scholar is to research, document, and practice the ways in which theatre can be a tool for radical activism and protest. Her books are published by Northwestern University Press: Occupying the Stage: The Theater of May '68 (2018; finalist, TLA George Freedley Award); The Inheritor: A Play (translator, 2024); The Diaries of Judith Malina, volumes 1-4 (general editor 1-4, editor 2 and 4, 2026; winner, ADE Lyman H. Butterfield Award), and Lamp Back: Plays and Other Grievances by Anthony Hudson (editor, 2026). Bredeson is Professor of Theatre at Reed College.
Events
TBA:18 CONVERSATION: Andrew Schneider, Raquel André, and Alicia ayo Ohs with Kate Bredeson and Peter KsanderTBA:17 INSTITUTE: Dance DramaturgyTBA:16 Royal Osiris Karaoke Ensemble THE ART OF LUV (PART 1): ELLIOTTBA:16 ARTIST DIALOGUE: Royal Osiris Karaoke EnsembleTBA:16TBA:15 CONVERSATION: Philippe QuesneTBA:14 CONVERSATION: Halory Goerger and Antoine DefoortTBA:12 NOONTIME CONVERSATION: Why Festivals?Horizon Alex Tatarsky in conversation with Kate BredesonReading and conversation, The Diaries of Judith Malina