Michelle MacArthur

Michelle MacArthur is an associate professor at the University of Windsor’s School of Dramatic Art. Her research areas include theatre criticism, contemporary Canadian theatre, and gender and feminism in theatre. Her edited collection, Voices of a Generation: Three Millennial Plays, was published earlier this year by Playwrights Canada Press.

Cast of Jagged Little Pill dancing on stage. They are wearing black and leather, heavy makeup, and set in purple lighitng.

Reviews February 21, 2023

REVIEW: Jagged Little Pill at Broadway in Detroit

By Michelle MacArthur
By Melody Pigeon

I think, especially if you’re in the Windsor area, the London area even, this show is a great reason to take the trip over.

Reviews July 20, 2022

REVIEW: Every Little Nookie at Stratford Festival

By Aisling Murphy
By Michelle MacArthur By Karen Fricker

Every Little Nookie, even when it loses focus, never loses its joy.

Features March 3, 2021

Captioning the Stream: Accessibility and Inclusion in Zoom Theatre

By Michelle MacArthur
By Graeme McClelland

Equity and access – the questions we keep asking during this time of remote theatre.

Equity and access – the ongoing puzzle Canadian theatre en masse has been unable to solve.

Features November 6, 2020

Hope Springs Eternal in The Stream You Step In

By Michelle MacArthur

On a Zoom call that confirmed our students’ worst fears for their final year, I was there to provide a glimmer of hope: a partnership with Outside the March to commission original digital plays for our graduating class.

Michelle MacArthur

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