Letty García
Professor Letty GarcÃa is dedicated to fostering an understanding of the intricate tapestry of theater history and performance theory. As an assistant professor in the Department of Theater and Dance at the University of California, Santa Barbara, she brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to her teaching and research. Her scholarly pursuits delve into the histories and theories of theater, with a particular focus on Latinx and Chicanx film and teatro, cultural practice and production, and pedagogy. Letty's work has been widely recognized and supported by various esteemed organizations and institutions, underscoring her significant contributions to the field of theater studies. Her research not only enriches academic discourse but also informs her innovative teaching methods, which aim to inspire and engage students in the exploration of theater's multifaceted dimensions. In addition to her academic endeavors, Letty is actively involved in a pioneering project designed to support DREAM scholars and undocumented students and educators in higher education. This initiative reflects her commitment to inclusivity and social justice, as she seeks to create a more equitable and supportive environment for all students. Through her dedication to both her students and her research, Professor GarcÃa continues to make a profound impact on the academic community and beyond. Her work not only advances the understanding of theater and performance but also champions the voices and stories of underrepresented communities, fostering a richer and more diverse cultural landscape.