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Jared Strange is listed as Director of Education and Community Programs at The National Theatre, Washington D.C., a with 13 employees, based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at ttu.edu, phone signal with area code 432, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jared Strange.
Jared Strange previously worked as Grants Coordinator at Literary Managers And Dramaturgs Of The Americas and Dramaturg, Writer, Theatre Artist at Self Employed. Jared Strange holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Theatre Literature, History And Criticism from University Of Maryland.
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Jared Strange is the Director of Education and Community Programs at The National Theatre Foundation, as well as a writer, theatre artist, scholar, and educator based in Washington, DC. He holds a PhD in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Maryland, where he was a Mary Savage Snouffer Fellow, and an MFA in Playwriting from Texas Tech University. His scholarship and reviews can be found in Theatre Research International, Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism, Comparative Drama, Theatre Journal, TDR, American Theatre, 3Views on Theater, the Washington City Paper, DC Theatre Arts and a series of historical websites for The National Theatre. His plays have been produced and developed across the United States and in Europe, including at the MeetFactory in Prague, DC Source Festival, Rorschach Theatre Company, WildWind Performance Lab, Bath Fringe Festival, Dayton Playhouse FutureFest, William Inge Theatre Festival, the Lubbock Community Theatre, Florida Atlantic University Theatre Lab, Texas Tech University, and the University of Maryland. As a dramaturg, Jared specializes in new play development, audience engagement, and educational materials. Visit jaredrobertstrange.wordpress.com to learn more.
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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
I oversee all branches of educational and community program, including our Saturday Morning Live! series for small children, the Teens Behind the Scenes program for local high school students, our Community Stage Connections program serving DC-area residents, and the new Afterwords talkback series spotlighting key productions passing through The National Theatre.
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Washington Dc-Baltimore Area
Recent projects include features and reviews for Washington City Paper, American Theatre, DC Theater Arts, and 3Views on Theater. For more information, including photographs from my plays and other projects, visit my website: www.jaredrobertstrange.wordpress.com.
College Park, Maryland, United States
I have served on our Introduction to Theatre team in a variety of capacities: Instructor, Co-Instructor, Teaching Assistant, and Instructional Designer. I have also taught a semester of Texts and Contexts in Western Theatre. In addition to my teaching, I have served on the School's curriculum committee, assisted with the International Program for Creative Collaboration and Research (IPCCR), and volunteered for a variety of social events and conferences.
Lubbock, Texas Area
I worked with the East Lubbock Promise Neighborhood Grant, a $24.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education that benefitted one of the most notoriously underserved communities in the state of Texas. My job entailed overseeing after-school arts programs, organizing and hosting arts-related fieldtrips, designing and directing an annual summer arts camp for elementary school students, coordinating volunteer efforts, collaborating with other ELPN partners on events and initiatives, reporting data to University and federal leadership, and overseeing the post-Grant sustainment efforts for the College.
I taught Theatre Appreciation (for non-majors) and Introduction to Theatre (for majors). I also served as a teaching assistant for a community engagement course and Introduction to Cinema. My assistantship also included working with the annual one-act play festival, first as Dramaturg and then again as Producer for two years. I also took on a variety of volunteer projects, including a term as a graduate student representative to the Theatre & Dance leadership; had several of my plays produced, both in readings and full productions; and appeared in a number of productions.
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Nayai Logan
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Curren Bennett
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Charmaine Mcvicker
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Activities and Societies: Presented at a number of conferences, learned instructional design through the Teaching, Learning.
Activities and Societies: Numerous theatrical productions as writer, dramaturg, deviser, and actor; serve as Producer of Raider Red's.
Activities and Societies: Numerous theatrical productions as an actor, technician, designer, writer, and director; vice-president.
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