WHO AM I?

Suzi Elnaggar is a 2021 Kennedy Center Dramaturgy Intensive Fellow. She holds a Master's in Theatre Studies from Baylor University in Waco, Tx, where she researched the work of Heather Raffo through the lens of trauma studies. She has a BA in Classics with a minor in Great Texts and a BS in Secondary Education. Her research interests include recontextualizing Greek tragedy,  post-colonial theatre contexts, theatre of social change, and work that centers around MENA (Middle Eastern and North African) experiences. 

As a dramaturg, she is experienced in both production and developmental work. She has been the production dramaturg for Baylor Theatre’s Wills and Secession, Dancing Lessons, Treasure Island (adapted by Bryony Lavery), and The Laramie Project; Jubilee Theatre Waco’s Fairview (Texas Premiere); Wild  Imaginings’ Jesus and Valium (World Premiere). For Wild Imaginings, she helped select the plays for the Waco Contemporary Play Series, a grant-funded series of staged readings, including The Great Leap, The Thanksgiving Play, and Topdog/Underdog. She has been the festival dramaturg/literary manager for Epiphanies New Works Festival for 2021 and 2022. 

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She is currently a freelance dramaturg and theatre artist, open to collaborations both digital and in person.

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CV or Theatrical Resume available on request.

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