Rubenstein Hall, Room 4F
Telephone: 617-5520124
Email: michael.lueger@bc.edu
Intro to Theatre
American theatre, 19th-century celebrity scandals, women playwrights on Broadway at the turn of the 20th century
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mike Lueger earned his B.A. in Theatre and English at the College of the Holy Cross and his MA and doctorate in Drama at Tufts University. He's been teaching Intro to Theatre at BC since 2017 and also works at Emerson College. Outside of teaching, he's the Book Review Editor for Theatre Annual and serves as the host and producer of The Theatre History Podcast. He lives near Boston with his wife and son.
“Dance and the Plague: Artaud and Epidemic Choreomania" in the Oxford Handbook of Dance and Theater
“Women in Three Film Adaptations of O’Neill,” Eugene O’Neill Review
“Baroque and Classical in Jesuit Theatre,” Journal of Theatre and Religion
“How Canons Are Formed,” Contingent Magazine
“The Penny Paper Sex Scandal,” The Awl
“East, West, and In-Between,” American Theatre
“Stage Death: From Offstage to In Your Face,” JSTOR Daily
“Overwhelmed Social Workers, Troubled Families: ‘Luna Gale’ Is All Too Familiar to Massachusetts,” WBUR The Artery
“The Immortal Life of Joice Heth: How an Elderly Slave Launched P.T. Barnum’s Career,” JSTOR Daily
“What’s in a Label? The Charleston Massacre and the Evolving Definition of Terrorism,” WBUR Cognoscenti
Host and producer, The Theatre History Podcast
Book Review Editor, Theatre Annual