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Emily Saletan

Stanford University '24

Emily Saletan is a Master of Arts student in Music at Stanford University, admitted in Autumn 2021.23 She is involved in multiple roles at Stanford, including:

  1. Student Assistant at the Neuromusic Lab
  2. Accompanist for the Theater and Performance Studies department
  3. Student Employee in Theater and Performance Studies2

Beyond her academic pursuits, Emily has made a notable impact in theater. She played the first official female rendition of J.D. (Janie "J.D." Dean) in Ram's Head Theatrical Society's production of "Heathers: The Musical" at Stanford.1 This gender-bent portrayal brought a new queer narrative to the musical, with the writers creating an official gender-bent version specifically for Stanford's production.1

Emily's experience in gender-bent roles extends beyond "Heathers," as she previously played Lysandra, a female version of Lysander, in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream".1 Her involvement in these productions demonstrates her versatility as a performer and her commitment to exploring diverse representations in theater.

While at Stanford, Emily has been actively engaged in discussions about campus culture, drawing parallels between the themes in "Heathers" and issues at Stanford, such as isolation, identity, and belonging.1

Highlights

Mar 15 · riterbeware.blog
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Emily Saletan reflects on playing the first gender-bent J.D. in 'Heathers
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Location

Fox Island, Washington, United States