Hannah CHESLOCK

Hannah Cheslock is a PhD student in the Department of English at McGill University. Hannah’s doctoral research explores how religion is staged in contemporary drama as well as how faith and religious belief/non-belief is communicated through embodied performance. Her previous work has studied the politics of dramatic biblical adaptations in ‘secular’ performance settings.
contemporary drama and theatre, global anglophone drama, performance studies, religious studies, religion and literature/drama, interdisciplinary humanities, contemporary performance & creative practices, adaptation studies
PhD in English, McGill University (exp. 2029);
MSc in Religion & Literature, New College School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh (2023);
BA (Joint Hons) in English (Drama) & Religious Studies, McGill University (2021).
GREAT (Graduate Research Enhancement and Travel) Award, McGill University (2025)
McGill Graduate Excellence Fellowship (2024)
Charles & Betty Maldoff Family Research Award (2019)
Robert W. Waddell Memorial Award, for excellence in academic and extracurricular achievement (2017)