Anthony D. Hill
Associate Professor

Areas of Expertise
• African American Theatre
• American Theatre History
• Multiculturalism

Associate Professor, Anthony D. Hill, teaches courses on American and African American theatre history, literature and criticism. He is the administrator for the 367.01 theatre course, Self Images: America on Stage 1830 to the Present.

Among Professor Hill's recent creative and scholarly activities, he directed Ghost Stories of the Blacksmith Curse by Billy Graham, an OSU theatre production performed downtown at the Riffe Center and was part of the School Tour. His book Pages from the Harlem Renaissance is in its
second reprint; and, he is under contract to write another book, An Historical Dictionary on African American Theatre History. He gave a talk on Savion Glover before Savion's performance at OSU; and he presented a paper and directed two play readings at The Black Theatre Network held in
Winston Salem, NC.

Education
• B.A. University of Washington 1971
• M.A. Queens College 1973
• Ph.D. New York University 1988