Works from 2022
AfroLatinidad: Being Black and Latinx in Theatre Today, Daphnie Sicre
Works from 2021
Romeo y Julieta: A Spanish-Language Shakespeare in the Park, Daphnie Sicre
Works from 2020
Scenic Design for Pure Native, Christopher Smith Murillo
Teaching Theatre Online: A Shift in Pedagogy Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak, Daphnie Sicre
Training theatre students of colour in the United States, Daphnie Sicre, Kaja Dunn, and Sharrell D. Luckett
The Institute Teachers of Color Academic Resource Guide, Daphnie Sicre, Dara Nix-Stevenson, Leah Thomas, Marcos Pizarro, Ray’Von Jones, and Saraswati Noel
In the Heights Curriculum Guide, Daphnie Sicre, Emily Stapleton, and Garret Camilleri
Works from 2019
From Heart Mountain, Wyoming, to the Heart of Little Tokyo: Japanese American Resilience in Los Angeles, Arnab Banerji
Rehearsing Revolution, Daphnie Sicre
Works from 2018
Losing the politics in translation: Reading radical Bengali plays in American Classrooms, Arnab Banerji
Afro-Latinx Themes in Theatre Today, Daphnie Sicre
Works from 2017
The Turquoise Ring, Daphnie Sicre
Get In Where You Fit In: Creating a Safe Space for Students of Color in the Academy, John Shévin Foster, Kashi Johnson, and Daphnie Sicre in Conversation, Daphnie Sicre and Kashi Johnson
Works from 2016
Taking the Stage by Storm: Theatre of, by, and for the youth in Kolkata, India, Arnab Banerji
#UnyieldingTruth: Employing culturally relevant pedagogy, Kashi Johnson and Daphnie Sicre
Works from 2013
Dancing Bhagvathi: A study of ritual female performance and the feminine exclusion., Arnab Banerji
Farley Richmond: The Pioneer in Indian Theatre Studies., Arnab Banerji
Works from 2012
Rehearsals for a Revolution: The Political Theater of Utpal Dutt., Arnab Banerji
Theatre, Education and Performance – The Map and the Story (Book Review), Daphnie Sicre
