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Marianne McDonald (born January 2, 1937) is a scholar and philanthropist. Marianne is involved in the interpretation, sharing, compilation, and preservation of Greek and Irish texts, plays and writings.
Marianne McDonald, PH.D, MRIA, is Distinguished Professor Emerita in the Theatre department and Classical Studies Program, has over 250 publications, among which are: The Living Art of Greek Tragedy; co-editor of Amid Our Troubles: Irish Versions of Greek Tragedy; and her latest book is T he Craft of Athol Fugard: Space,Time, and Silence.
Marianne McDonald. DATE and PLACE OF BIRTH: January 2, 1937, Chicago, Illinois. DEGREES: 1958: B.A., Classics and Music, Magna cum Laude, Bryn Mawr (Pennsylvania) 1960: M.A., Classics, University of Chicago (Illinois) 1975: Ph.D., Classics, University of California (Irvine) Professional Employment. 1972-4 • Teaching Assistant, Department of ...
MARIANNE McDONALD is Distinguished Professor of Theatre and Classics in the Department of Theatre at the University of California, San Diego, a member of the Royal Irish Academy, and a recipient of many national and international awards, including Greece’s Order of the Phoenix (1994) and Italy’s Golden Aeschylus Award (1998), many honorary ...
Professor of Theatre and Classics, Department of Theatre, Classics Program, University of California, San Diego. Inducted into the Royal Irish Academy. Visiting Professor in Exiles Theatre Program at the University of Ulster (Coleraine, Ireland), June 23-August 2.
Empowerer. Marianne McDonald trained in classics and music. As Professor of Classics and Theatre at the University of California, San Diego, she earned a reputation for her work on ancient Greek drama, mythology, and modern versions of ancient classics in film, plays, and opera.
Department of Theatre, Classics Program. University of California, San Diego. Joint program with UC Irvine. Honors. Greece’s Order of the Phoenix (1994) Italy’s Golden Aeschylus Award (1998) San Diego Women’s Hall of Fame (2008) CONTACT ME.
