Dr. Dennis Huston

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Professor Huston is the author of Shakespeare’s Comedies of Play and co-editor of a collection of Renaissance plays. His teaching has received national recognition: he was named the CASE 1989 Professor of the Year and has recorded video lectures on Shakespeare and detective fiction for The Teaching Company. He teaches courses in Shakespeare, performance, and Renaissance and modern drama.

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Unconventional Education at Rice
(Rice University, 2011-09-15) Huston, J. Dennis
Parting words from legendary Rice professor Dennis Huston
(Rice University, 2016-05-09) Huston, J. Dennis
Othello: Love and Chaos (final 5 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Othello: Love and Chaos (opening 10 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Romeo and Juliet: Explosive Contraries (final 5 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Romeo and Juliet: Explosive Contraries (opening 10 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Richard III: the Actor as Villain (final 5 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Richard III: the Actor as Villain (opening 10 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Taming of the Shrew: the Actor as Hero (final 5 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
Taming of the Shrew: the Actor as Hero (opening 10 minutes)
(Rice University, 1992) Huston, J. Dennis; The Teaching Company
A biography of Dr. Dennis Huston
(Rice University) Huston, J. Dennis
Professor Huston is the author of Shakespeare’s Comedies of Play and co-editor of a collection of Renaissance plays. His teaching has received national recognition: he was named the CASE 1989 Professor of the Year and has recorded video lectures on Shakespeare and detective fiction for The Teaching Company. He teaches courses in Shakespeare, performance, and Renaissance and modern drama.

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