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Kristi Good, PhD, serves as Assistant Professor of Dramaturgy in Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama, where they have taught Production Dramaturgy and Dramaturgy in Translation for over a decade while advising production assignments and co-chairing the Season Selection Committee. They additionally function as the School of Drama's liaison to the Office of Disability Resources and maintain active roles in national organizations including the Mid-America Theatre Conference (as Accessibility Officer and Land Acknowledgment Committee member) and Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas.
Education:
- PhD in Theatre & Performance Studies, University of Pittsburgh
- MA in Dramaturgy, Villanova University
Their research centers on theatre of trauma and uncovering suppressed narratives through new play development, with specialized focus on accessibility in theatrical practice, feminist microhistories, and systemic challenges to reproductive health in academic environments. This interdisciplinary work consistently bridges scholarly investigation with practical applications for inclusive storytelling and institutional change.
Analysis of Kristi's recent publications reveals a cohesive trajectory examining power structures through dramaturgical frameworks—from manifestos on translated scripts to historical investigations of marginalized figures—demonstrating how theatrical practices can challenge dominant narratives and normalize discussions of bodily autonomy within academia.
Through advising production dramaturgy assignments and serving as Disability Resources liaison, Kristi cultivates accessible creative environments while contributing to national new play development through script consulting, workshop dramaturgy, and adjudication for organizations like the Playwrights’ Center in Minneapolis.
