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    ASTR Collaborative Research Award

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    ASTR Collaborative Research Award supports scholars and artists through research exchanges that build lasting partnerships and broaden underrepresented areas of U.S. theatre scholarship, teaching, and performance.

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    Funder: American Society for Theatre Research

    Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $1,750 total, split among awardees

    Summary: Supports collaborative scholarly and creative research exchanges that build lasting relationships and broaden underrepresented areas of U.S. theatre scholarship, pedagogy, and performance.

    Key Information: At least one host-institution participant must be a current ASTR member when applying, with membership active during summer deliberations.


    Description

    The American Society for Theatre Research (ASTR) supports scholarly and creative research exchanges across academic and community contexts within the United States and between U.S. scholars or artists and colleagues abroad. The award aims to build long-term relationships among faculty working in different institutional environments, advance subject areas underrepresented in U.S. theatre scholarship, pedagogy, and performance practice, and enrich and diversify ASTR’s membership.

    Supported exchanges include reciprocal faculty visits between two U.S. institutions or hosting a faculty member between a U.S. institution and an institution abroad. In specific circumstances, a one-way visit by a scholar or artist from an under-resourced institution may qualify if it otherwise fulfills the award’s objectives. Outcomes may combine publications, conference presentations, collaborative practical work, student workshops, and public lectures.


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