Kathleen Elizabeth George

Professor with expertise in theatre arts, Kathleen Elizabeth George is a distinguished faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford. With a profound passion for Shakespeare, directing, playwriting, and dramatic theory, she has made significant contributions to the field of theatre. Her scholarly work includes several acclaimed publications such as "Rhythm in Drama," "Playwriting: The First Workshop," and "Winter's Tales," which have become essential resources for students and practitioners alike. In addition to her academic pursuits, Professor George is a celebrated novelist, having authored gripping novels like "Taken," "Fallen," and "Afterimage." Her storytelling prowess extends beyond the written word, as she has directed numerous plays for the University of Pittsburgh Theatre Arts Department and the renowned Three Rivers Shakespeare Festival. Her directorial work is known for its innovative interpretations and deep understanding of dramatic texts. Professor George's research interests are deeply rooted in the exploration of Shakespearean works, where she delves into the intricacies of language, performance, and historical context. Her dedication to the craft of playwriting is evident in her workshops, where she mentors aspiring playwrights, guiding them through the creative process with her wealth of knowledge and experience. Her contributions to the theatre community have not only enriched the academic environment at the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford but have also left a lasting impact on the broader theatrical landscape. Through her teaching, writing, and directing, Kathleen Elizabeth George continues to inspire and shape the next generation of theatre artists and scholars.