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Performing Arts

BIPOC Plays (PASJ Grant)

 

Through a generous grant from the Jesuit Foundation, we have added a selection of BIPOC Plays to the Gleeson Library Collection. Funding was made through the 6 + YOU Initiative, which strives to create opportunities to address racism, with a particular focus on anti-Black racism.

 

Thanks to the following faculty, librarians and staff, we are able to make these works available to you:

Debbie Benrubi, Interim Head of Metadata & Collection Management

Jessica Bockelman, Performing Arts and Social Justice Program Assistant

Eugenie Chan, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Paul Flores, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Stephanie Hunt, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Brandon Logans, Acquisitions Technician

Michelle Torres Maxson, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Florentina Mocanu-Schendel, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Annie Pho, Head of Instruction and Outreach Librarian

Mark Rafael, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Ken Sonkin, Adjunct Professor, Theater

Roberto Varea, Full Professor, Theater

Christine Young, Associate Professor, Theater

 

         48 Hours in Harlem.                                  .                                    

These and other selected plays can be found by searching the Ignacio Catalog using the search term "BIPOC Plays (PASJ Grant)".

Finding Plays

To find plays and playscripts at Gleeson, go to:

  1. Gleeson's Catalog Ignacio
  2. Click the Advanced Search link
  3. Under Enter Search Terms, select Genre/Form from the drop down menu on the left and enter PLAYSCRIPTS
  4. You can limit your search by adding additional search terms. Try changing the drop down menu to TITLE and entering the specific title of a play. Alternately, you can change the drop down menu to keyword, and search for a general word like "women" which might return plays by or about women, for example.

Screenshot of Ignacio Catalog

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