The Dog Was Dead: A Capstone Project in Performance
Date of Award
Spring 4-27-2022
Document Type
Honors Project
Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts
Department
Theatre and Dance
Department Chair or Program Director
Gregg Stull
First Advisor
Gregg Stull
Second Advisor
Cate Brewer
Third Advisor
Marc Williams
Major or Concentration
Theatre
Abstract
This website is meant to be an all-encompassing representation of my process, education, and experience working on this production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. It is meant to showcase the work I put into my characters and how I grew throughout the process, both as an actor and as a person. To me, theatre is as much visual and tangible as it is performative and imaginary, and I hope that you will find this to be showcased here. You may find quotes from the rehearsal room, various pictures, mood boards, and other visual representations of my experience sprinkled throughout this website. As much as I am an actor, I am a visual artist as well, and I felt that this was the most meaningful way to approach my senior project in performance: putting thoughts into both words and images. I want this to be a visual journey as much as it is an experiential one. I want to approach this as an artist would.
URL of Digital Project
Original Project URL: https://thedogwasdead.umwblogs.org/
Archived Project URL: https://wayback.archive-it.org/9378/20220524152300/https://thedogwasdead.umwblogs.org/
Recommended Citation
Coady, Sean, "The Dog Was Dead: A Capstone Project in Performance" (2022). Student Research Submissions. 496.
https://scholar.umw.edu/student_research/496