Mary Kathryn Nagle (she/her) was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and an honorary member of the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska. She studied theatre at Georgetown University and went on to study law at Tulane Law School, where she graduated summa cum laude. Her play Sliver of a Full Moon was presented at Joe’s Pub in September 2014 and Yale Law School on 31 March 2015. Her other plays include Miss Lead (produced by Amerinda at 59E59 in January 2014), Fairly Traceable (developed in the Civilians 2014 R&D Group), and Waaxe’s Law (presented at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in October 2011). She currently lives in New York where she writes briefs and plays.
Mary Kathryn Nagle
Creating Theatre for Our Future, Together
Essay
Creating Theatre for Our Future, Together
29 April 2021
Decolonizing Systems/Our Theatre Ecology
Video
Decolonizing Systems/Our Theatre Ecology
Friday 1 June 2018
Online
Decolonizing Creation Processes by Reclaiming Narratives/Reclamando Nuestras Narrativas
Essay
Decolonizing Creation Processes by Reclaiming Narratives/Reclamando Nuestras Narrativas
El Giro Decolonial en el Proceso Creativo
28 May 2018
Panel "Responsibility to Represent"
Video
Panel "Responsibility to Represent"
Monday 9 April 2018
Portland, OR, United States
Native Voices On the American Stage
Essay
Native Voices On the American Stage
A Constitutional Crisis
22 February 2015
Native Voices
Series
Native Voices
A collection of First Nations voices as they share their experiences in (North) American theatremaking.