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Anna Uhlig is an Associate Professor of Classics and Chair of the Classics Program at the University of California, Davis. She holds a PhD from Princeton University (2011), an MPhil from the University of Cambridge (2005), and a First-Class BA from King's College Cambridge (2004). Prior to joining UC Davis in 2013, she held a Junior Research Fellowship at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
- PhD, Princeton University (2011)
- MPhil, University of Cambridge (2005)
- BA (1st), King's College Cambridge (2004)
Her research centers on performance and poetics in the Greek Mediterranean, with a focus on reperformance traditions, gender dynamics in theatrical spaces, and material culture’s role in ancient drama. She has explored topics such as satyr drama’s transvestism, Pindaric and Aeschylean poetic continuity, and sensory experiences in fragmentary plays.
Anna’s publications include a monograph on theatrical reenactment (Cambridge University Press, 2019), co-edited volumes on Aeschylus and reperformance studies, and numerous chapters in edited collections. Her work intersects classical literature, performance theory, and interdisciplinary approaches to gender and materiality in antiquity.
- Junior Research Fellowship, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
She serves as Director of the UC Davis Classics Program and Undergraduate Advisor for Classics, offering mentorship to students interested in the ancient world. Her scholarly profile reflects a commitment to advancing classical studies through collaborative research and pedagogical engagement.
