Dr. Martha S. LoMonaco, PhD.
 

Selected refereed conference papers

 
  • "Broadway in a Barn: Examining the Heyday of American Summer Stock Theatre," Theatre History Seminar 2004 and Annual Meeting of the National Society for the Preservation of Tent, Folk, and Repertoire Theatre, National Theatre Society and Midwest Old Threshers, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa (April 2004).
     
  • "Shaping Contemporary Performance via Archival Documents: Hair, A Case Study," American Society for Theatre Research/Theatre Library Association Annual Conference, Durham, NC (November 2003).
     
  • "Strategies for Creating Theatre Production Courses that Meaningfully Fulfill the Liberal Arts Mission," Association for Theatre in Higher Education Annual Conference, New York City (August 2003).
     
  • "Teaching the 60s: An Interdisciplinary Approach," Organization of American Historians Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA (April 2001).
     
  • "The Stage is Not the Place for Real Women: The Odd Career of Lulu Glaser," Theatre Symposium 2001, Randolph Macon Woman's College (April 2001).
     
  • "Teaching the 1960s with an Interdisciplinary Perspective: History, Art, and Culture," American Historical Association Annual Conference, Boston, MA (January 2001).
     
  • "Crossing Disciplines--Radical Arts with Radical History," American Society for Theatre Research/Theatre Library Association Annual Conference, New York City (November 2000).
     
  • "Hair Sells Out: The Commodification of the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical," Theatre Symposium 1999, Furman University, SC (April 1999).
     
  • "Patrons in the Barn: Investigating Summer Stock Audiences," American Society for Theatre Research/Theatre Library Association Annual Conference (November 1997).
     
  • "The Era of the Cliff's Notes Musical," Association for Theatre in Higher Educational Annual Conference (August 1997).
     
  • Grappling With History--Theatrical and Otherwise--In the Late Twentieth Century," East Central Theatre Conference Annual Convention (February 1996), regional conference.
     
  • "The Barn Theatre As Cultural Icon of American Summer Stock," American Society for Theatre Research/Theatre Library Association Annual Conference (November 1995).
     
  • "Beyond Intro: Making Theatre Relevant in the Age of Fast Food, Media, and MTV," Association for Theatre in Higher Education (July 1994).
     
  • "How Safe is Safe Enough?", Association for Theatre In Higher Education Annual Conference (August 1990).
     
  • "A Very Dangerous Young Man: Charlotte Cushman on the 19th-Century Stage," Popular Culture Association Annual Conference (April 1989).

  • Panel Chair, "Pomp and Circumstances: Case Studies in National Spectacle." Paper delivered, "National Image Making at Work at Expo ’86," Popular Culture Association Annual Conference (March 1987).
     
  • "Theatrical Guild and Union Collections at NYU," National Educational Theatre Conference (August 1986).
     
  • "The Tamiment Playhouse: Venue for Theatrical Training and Performance," Popular Culture Association Annual Conference (April 1986).
     
  • Panel Chair, "New Directions in Musical Theatre Research." Paper delivered, "Training on the Job: Max Liebman and the Tamiment Playhouse," American Theatre Association Annual Conference (August 1985).
     
  • "21 Years of Tuesdays: ‘Fibber McGee and Molly,’" Popular Culture Association Annual Conference (April 1985).
     
  • Panel Chair, "Sex and Sexuality in the American Musical Theatre." Paper delivered, "Giving the People What They Want: The Emergence of Sex and Sexuality on the American Musical Stage," Popular Culture Association Annual Conference (March 1984)
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