David MacRae LandonDavid Landon is the Bishop Juhan Professor of Theatre Emeritus at the University of the South in Sewanee. He won the American Academy Poetry Prize as an undergraduate at Harvard, where he was class poet. More recent poems have appeared in Able Muse (rite Prize), Southwest Review (Marr Prize, runner-up), Georgia Review (Lorraine Williams Prize, featured finalist), and elsewhere. As an actor he has performed with the Nashville, Alabama, and New York Shakespeare Festivals, with the Provincetown and New Orleans Tennessee Williams' Festivals. Several of his undergraduate poems were republished in the Harvard Advocate Centennial Anthology (along with poems byT. S. Eliot, Wallace Stevens, E.E. Cummings, etc). He has developed an improvisational approach to speaking Shakespeare based on Elizabethan secondary education: "playing with an open hand." Read More Read Less