Folger Shakespeare Library Research & Artist in Residence (2017, 2018)

Angela's Folger Shakespeare Library research focused on resources available at in the Folger in Italian and English, and concerning the 1886 bi-lingual productions of Hamlet and Othello featuring Italian Tragedian Tommaso Salvini, American Shakespearean Edwin Booth, and the American company of Mrs. DP Bowers, Marie Wainwright and Lewis Morrison. This research was connected to my primary source material work for my play series The Edwin Booth Plays a series of historically based plays on the career of American Shakespearean Edwin Booth.

Lunt-Fontanne Excellence in Acting Fellow (2014) & Lunt-Fontanne Greek Fellow (2015)

The Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship seeks to recognize and reward mid-career theatre professionals for dedication and excellence in the Acting Profession.

Hampden/Booth Library Researcher (since 2009)

Angela has been a recognized researcher at The Hampden/Booth Library at The Players since 2009. Current work-in-progress for the Hampden/Booth Library includes preparing for publication her annotated and illustrated transcription of Lawrence Barrett; A Wreath of Wild Roses by his daughter, Mary Barrett Von Roeder, and research on The Cibber Version, the next play in The Edwin Booth Play Cycle.

Ashland University-Ashland, Ohio 2022-2023

Developed curriculum and taught "Acting for Non-Majors", Fall and Spring Semesters.

Hendrix College- Hendrix/Murphy Visiting Scholar 2020

Developed rehearsal plan and directed "The Persians" including introducing Laban-based movement techniques for Hendrix College Drama Students.

Cardinal Stritch University (Spring 2019 and Fall 2020-via zoom)

Developed curriculum and taught “Design through the Centuries”, a course designed to introduce Theatre majors and non-majors to information on Architecture, Furniture, Clothing and Accessories styles in history, as well as introduce play scripts that might demonstrate a use for such research support.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2017-2019 F2F. Fall 2020-Acting V Styles class via Canvas Collaborate Ultra)

Develop and teach Intensives and/or individual Style support for various Theatre Department projects as needed. Movement/Styles coach for various high style productions including ACTF participating production of “Red Velvet”. Irene Ryan Scholarship participants coaching.

First Stage Theatre Academy (2006-2019)

Since 2006, Angela has served as a lead teacher with First Stage Theatre Academy in Milwaukee, working with Elementary School-level students through High School-level students, for both the School Year Instruction rotation and the Summer Academy Intensive rotation.

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (2001-2019)

From 2001-2019, Angela served as adjunct faculty member at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where she taught at the undergraduate college level. The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater seeks to prepare emerging professional artists through grounding in basic skills. Her contributions to the performance faculty included:

• • Actor Movement/Styles Skills, Delsarte, Margolis Method and Period Styles exploration;

  • Research and analysis of Modern, Classical Verse, and Heightened-Language texts;

  • Voice and Speech skills, Skinner technique;

  • English Grammar/Rhetoric review; and

  • Audition technique covering monologue choice, preparation and presentation skills.