Dan Ciba

Daniel Ciba is a Ph.D. student at Tufts University, whose research focuses on adapting concepts from memory studies to reconsider the traditional form of production histories. His dissertation explores productions of Tennessee Williams's early works. For the past few years Dan has been a Time Management Consultant with the Academic Resource Center and the Director of Curriculum for the Boston Shakespeare Project. He also works as a professional costume designer. Recent designs include Eastern Nazarene College's Mother Courage and Her Children, Boston Collegiate Charter School's Into the Woods, and Tufts' Clytemnestria, a queer adaptation of The Oresteia, for which he won the department award for best costume design.