TCU DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE
FACULTY MEMBER
T. J. WALSH
Assistant Professor
B.A. – San Diego State University
M.F.A. – University of Texas-Austin
Ph.D. – University of Texas-Austin
Dramatists Guild (Associate)
Thomas
J. Walsh earned a Master of Fine Arts in Play writing
and a Ph.D. in Theatre History and Criticism from the
University of Texas at Austin where he studied with
Oscar Brockett, John Brokaw, Charlotte Canning and Webster
Smalley. Dr. Walsh's research concentration is in the
history and theory of authorship. His work has been
published in the New England Theatre Journal,
The Dramatist: The Journal of the Dramatists Guild;
Feedback, The Journal of the Broadcast Theatre Association;
Theatre Insight, Texas Theatre Journal and
Theatre Southwest. He recently contributed
a chapter to the anthology: Art, Glitter and Glitz,
The American Theatre of the 1920s published by Greenwood
Press. He has served as Managing Editor and Book Editor
for Theatre Insight. His work as a playwright
and director has been recognized for excellence by the
Texas Educational Theatre Association (TETA); the Association
for Theatre in Higher Education (ATHE); the Southwest
Theatre Association (SWTA) and the Kennedy Center American
College Theatre Festival (KCACTF). He has been nominated
for the “Most Inspiring Professor” Award
by the TCU Panhellenic Council.
Dr. Walsh’s work was recently honored with a
Best Director award by the Dallas/Fort Worth Theatre
Critics Forum for his production of Mary Zimmerman’s
Metamorphoses at Dallas’ Theatre Three,
a professional Equity theatre. He has also directed
Richard Dresser’s Rounding Third at Theatre
Three and William Nicholson’s The Retreat
from Moscow at Fort Worth’s Circle Theatre. As
a playwright his play The Thomas Paine Panther was
published in 2005 by Play scripts, Inc. At TCU, Dr.
Walsh has directed
Ah, Wilderness!,
12 Angry Men and 12 Angry Women,
On
the Town,
Melrose Stories, The Glass
Menagerie, Book of Days and Misalliance.
At TCU he has taught Theatre History, Survey of Theatre
Arts, Survey of Musical Theatre, Play writing, Acting
and Directing. He has been married to his wife Kristine
for over twenty years, and they have four children.
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Thomas J. Walsh
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