Eve Muson
Assistant Professor

Eve Muson is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at UMBC where she teaches acting, directing and other performance courses. She most recently held the position of Director of the Olney Theatre Institute, the educational and community outreach arm of Olney Theatre Center. For many years she was an Assistant Professor at Boston University’s School of Theatre, where she taught courses in acting, collaborative playmaking, directing, and dramatic literature. At Olney Theatre Center, she directed main stage productions of Venus, Godspell, Big River, Peter Pan, and her own plays Cinderella and Her Sisters and Pearls From Salt, an adaptation of folk tales about girls entering womanhood. At Boston University, she directed dozens of plays including Arcadia, Slavs!,The Trojan Women, The Lower Depths, Two Shakespearean Actors, On the Razzle, The Three Sisters, and Orpheus Descending. She has also directed at Boston Playwrights Theatre, American Stage Festival and Edinburgh Festival Fringe. She was twice cited for Outstanding Direction by the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival for her work on two new plays, Un Tango En La Noche and a musical version of Jack London’s Call of the Wild.

B.A. Production, Boston University
M.F.A. Directing, Boston University

Contact: ebmuson@umbc.edu