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Jenna has red, short hair and is wearing a brown cowl-necked sweater and jeans, addressing the audience while performing in a play.

Jenna Lourenco, M.F.A.

is a professional performer, costume designer/costumer, director, educator, and researcher. 

 

Jenna's academic research currently focuses upon the representation of Autism and neurodivergence in performance within the wider framework of disability studies.

 

Currently, Jenna is conducting a qualitative research study on the accessibility of theatrical working environments and cultures for autistic theatre makers from all disciplines. (see Current Research for more information)

 

She has also explored the influence of mythology on gender performance in Irish drama.

Jenna's theatrical and academic projects tend to focus on historic and cultural representations, including Irish drama, the Salem Witch Trials, and accent/dialect work.

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