GIULIANNA MARCHESE (Writer, Dramaturg, Scholar) graduated with Honors from Carnegie Mellon University in 2017, where she studied dramaturgy. As a dramaturg, she has worked with Quantum Theatre, City Theatre Pittsburgh, American Theater Company, and Raven Theatre. Her plays have been performed by the Skokie Short Play Festival, Carnegie Mellon’s Playground Festival, At Home Artist Project, City Theatre Miami, UT Austin, and Burning Coal Theatre. Giulianna was the literary Manager of Red Theater Chicago for six years, where she founded Script Club, an online script reading "book club" for the public. She spent the pandemic substitute teaching in West Virginia. As a graduate student at UC Santa Cruz, Giulianna’s research focused on using performance to support alternative approaches to...
GIULIANNA MARCHESE (Writer, Dramaturg, Scholar) graduated with Honors from Carnegie Mellon University in 2017, where she studied dramaturgy. As a dramaturg, she has worked with Quantum Theatre, City Theatre Pittsburgh, American Theater Company, and Raven Theatre. Her plays have been performed by the Skokie Short Play Festival, Carnegie Mellon’s Playground Festival, At Home Artist Project, City Theatre Miami, UT Austin, and Burning Coal Theatre. Giulianna was the literary Manager of Red Theater Chicago for six years, where she founded Script Club, an online script reading "book club" for the public. She spent the pandemic substitute teaching in West Virginia. As a graduate student at UC Santa Cruz, Giulianna’s research focused on using performance to support alternative approaches to justice. She served on the Dean’s Student Leadership Board and was awarded the Arts Dean’s Fund for Excellence and Equity. You can read her thesis, titled Restorative Theatre, on ProQuest and her essay, An Art Festival in Rwanda Converses with the Past and Celebrates Our Share Present, on Howlround.com. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Performance as Public Practice at University of Texas, Austin.