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Andrea Urice is a senior lecturer and director in the Performing Arts
Department. Urice teaches acting, directing and creativity courses and
is actively involved in the new play development program. She also
serves as an instructor for the Shakespeare's Globe Summer Program in
London. Urice is a recipient of Washington University's College of Arts
and Sciences Excellence in Teaching Award. PAD directing credits
include Churchill's Cloud Nine, Mee's Big Love, Beckett's Endgame,
Sontag's Alice in Bed, Dove's The Darker Face of the Earth and the
premiere productions of American Storm, Kid Peculiar and civil
disobedience by playwright-in-residence Carter W. Lewis. This season
Urice is directing Naomi Wallace's play The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek.
Professional directing and dramaturgical credits include Actors Theatre
of Louisville, The Guthrie Theater, Milwaukee's Theatre X, Steppenwolf
Theatre, The Goodman Theatre and Organic Theatre. Directing credits for
the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis include last season's premiere of
Carter Lewis' play Ordinary Nation, a production that garnered four
Kevin Kline Award nominations. In addition Urice has directed two
productions with the Repertory Theatre's touring Imaginary Theatre
Company. She has served as guest director and teacher at the University
of Virginia, the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, Luther College and
Elmhurst College. Urice received her MFA in Directing from the
University of Virginia where she was a Jacob Javits Fellow in Humanities.
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