Stefano Muneroni

Dr. Stefano Muneroni is an Associate Professor in the Department of Drama at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Arts. He holds a PhD in Theatre History and Performance Studies from the University of Pittsburgh, alongside advanced degrees in Italian Literature and Interpreting. His career spans roles as Full Professor (effective July 2025), Associate Professor (2015–2025), and prior positions at Carnegie Mellon University and University of Pittsburgh. He has taught at the University of Alberta's School in Cortona, Italy, and led theatre programs in Syracuse, Italy.

His research focuses on Jesuit theatre, migration narratives in performance, and intercultural translation. Notable works include Hermenegildo and the Jesuits: Staging Sainthood in the Early Modern Period (2017) and Play Analysis: The Dramaturgical Turn (2014). He has secured grants like SSHRC Insight Development and Alberta Research awards, and his scholarship spans 50+ articles, translations, and book chapters.

Muneroni’s theatre credits include dramaturgical roles in over 30 productions, from Blood Wedding to Plastic: The Musical. He has organized panels on postcolonialism, migration, and performance studies, and supervised 14+ graduate students. His work bridges academic and public spheres through translation projects (e.g., Sforza Pallavicino’s Ermenegildo Martire) and community engagement initiatives.