Hannah Cheslock
contemporary drama and theatre, global anglophone drama, performance studies, religious studies, religion and literature/drama, interdisciplinary humanities, contemporary performance & creative practices, adaptation studies
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.
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)