FACULTY
Dr. Phillips received his Ph.D. from the University of Oregon in 1996, where his dissertation concerned the philosophical connections between 20th century scientific theories (quantum physics, relativity, and chaos theory) and dramatic literature. He is a professional director, with over 30 full-length professional and university level productions. At WOU, Dr. Phillips teaches Theatre History, Dramatic Literature, and Directing.
Sandy is the resident Costume Designer and teaches the costume design and technology curriculum at Western, including Costume Design, Costume Props, Fabric Modification, and Millinery. Sandy received her MFA in Costume Design from Florida State University. She has worked as a professional costume designer all over the United States and at several theatres in Portland. She has also worked extensively with Michael Curry Design Studios.
Scott Grim
Professor of Theatre
503-838-8417 | grims@wou.edu
Scott Grim is currently a Scenic Designer and Professor of theatrical design and technology at Western Oregon University. He holds an M.F.A. in Theatre (Scenic Design emphasis) from the University of Georgia. A number of his designs have been included in the USITT International Design Archive. He has served as Technical Director at various institutions for over the years.
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Kindra Steenerson earned her MFA in Performance/Directing from Utah State University, where her training was largely informed by Stanislavsky, Adler, and Bogart’s Viewpoints. Kindra’s research interests are using physical theatre to heal trauma, Meisner, feminist theory and pedagogy, and how to use theatre techniques to engage in community dialogue around difficult topics. |
Ray has honed his skills and been an important part of the WOU theatre community for years.
Raissa Fleming
Guest Director
Raissa has worked in theatre for over 40 years as a professional actor, director, and voice artist.
Nicole has extensive Experience in bringing art to the people.
Laura Killip strives to make students feel at home and leads marketing for the theatre department.
As a former student, Noah uses his report with the students and faculty to great effect.
