Antonia Krueger

Antonia Krueger serves as Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre at Eckerd College, teaching specialized courses including Performance and the Environment, Animals and Performance, and Oceans in Performance.

Her academic credentials feature:

• Ph.D., Theatre, The Ohio State University
• M.A., Communication (Theatre), Indiana State University
• B.A., Theatre (minors in Philosophy & Religion and English), Truman State University
• M.A., English as a Second Language (minor in Psychology), University of Minnesota

Dr. Krueger's research pioneers animal aesthetics and internatural media, critically examining human-animal-environment relationships through performance. Her creative practice spans auto/biographical performance (notably Pucelle produced in NYC), voice/text coaching, and dramaturgical work, informed by extensive professional experience as actor, director, critic, and arts administrator.

Key recognition includes:

• Presidential Fellowship from The Ohio State University (first theatre recipient)

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She co-founded Minnesota's Great River Shakespeare Festival (serving as inaugural Education/Administration Coordinator) and established Theatre Tampa Bay's professional awards program. Active in scholarly communities, she maintains membership in both the American Society for Theatre Research (ASTR) and Voice and Speech Teachers Association (VASTA).