Amy Muse

Amy Muse is Professor of Classics and English at the University of St. Thomas, researching how theatre fosters human connection and emotional awareness. She teaches courses integrating drama, literature, and wellness.

Her scholarship examines drama's therapeutic dimensions across historical periods, from Euripides to contemporary playwrights. Published works include analyses of Sarah Ruhl and Annie Baker. As a Fulbright Scholar (2010), she conducted research at the University of Athens.

• Education: BA (Theater Arts), University of Akron; MA (English), Washington University; PhD (English Literature), Auburn University
• Leads study abroad programs in Rome, Athens, Istanbul, and Glasgow