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Emily MacLeod is an assistant professor of English at Penn State Harrisburg. She teaches courses and regularly directs productions in the Theatre program. Her research has appeared in journals such as Shakespeare, Early Theatre, and she has forthcoming work in Shakespeare Bulletin, Journal Early Modern Cultural Studies, and Shakespeare Quarterly. MacLeod is currently working on a monograph titled 'Boyish Tricks: Performing Race Repertory on the Blackfriars Stage' along with the introduction for the Oxford World’s Classics edition of Edward III. She has taught courses on Shakespeare, drama, mythology, and British literature and culture since 2022. Beyond her scholarship, she is a theatre practitioner, director, and dramaturg, with upcoming projects including Like (Co-Director, Gamut Theatre, Summer 2026), Head Heels (Director, Penn State Harrisburg, Spring 2026), and more. From 2011-2023, MacLeod regularly worked with the American Shakespeare Center Theatre Camp directing hour-long productions of King John (2016) and Cymbeline (2023).
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