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Ama Ata Aidoo

Rick Benjamin

John Cayley

Robert Coover

Lisa D'Amour

Brian Evenson

Thalia Field

Forrest Gander

Renee Gladman

Michael S. Harper

Joanna Howard

George Lamming

Dan LeFranc

Nadia Mahdi

Sam Marks

Carole Maso

Gregory Moss

Gale Nelson

Aishah Rahman

Meredith Steinbach

Paula Vogel

Keith Waldrop

J. Edgar Wideman

Tracey Scott Wilson

C.D. Wright

Chay Yew

Visiting Faculty

Emeritus Faculty


Lisa D'Amour, Visiting Lecturer of Literary Arts

Office Location: Room 230, 70 Brown St.

Phone: (401) 863-6233

ljdamour@mac.com

Fall 2008
2010C S01 Graduate Playwriting

Spring 2009
LITR 11010 - pending

Lisa D’Amour is a multidisciplinary performance maker who lives in Brooklyn and New Orleans. Recent projects include SWIMMING CITIES OF SWITCHBACK SEA (a performance for seven handcrafted boats floating down the Hudson River) FLIGHT (a collaborative multidisciplinary performance designed by sculptor Jeff Becker and produced by ArtSpot Productions in New Orleans). BIRD EYE BLUE PRINT (created with her close collaborator, Katie Pearl, for a vacant office in the World Financial Center, NYC) and THE NIGHT SKY (a play about dreamlife and gentrification in New York, commissioned by Playwrights’ Horizons and developed at The Lark, New Dramatists and The Playwrights’ Center), STANLEY (2006) (created with her brother, performer Todd D’Amour and videographer Tara Webb at HERE Arts Center, NYC), HIDE TOWN (a play written for Infernal Bridegroom Productions, Houston, NEA/TCG Playwrights’ Residency) and productions of her play ANNA BELLA EEMA in Montreal (Theater L'Opsis) and San Francisco (Crowded Fire Theater).   Her work has been supported by the Jerome Foundation, the McKnight Foundation, NYSCA, NEA/TCG and the Louisiana and Minnesota State Arts Boards.  Lisa won a Village Voice OBIE Award along with Katie Pearl and Kathy Randels for NITA AND ZITA, produced by ArtSpot Productions.  She is the 2008 recipient of the Alpert Award in the Arts in Theater. Lisa is a core member of the Playwrights’ Center and a recent alum of New Dramatists.  She has been a visiting guest artist and instructor at UCSB, Dartmouth College, Smith College and the Iowa Playwrights’ Workshop.  She was a visiting Assistant Professor of Playwriting at UT Austin in 2003. www.lisadamour.com.