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Colby H. Kullman is a professor of English at the University of Mississippi where he has taught since
1984. He is editor of the two-volume reference work Theatre Companies of the World (1986), is
co-founder and co-editor (with Philip C. Kolin) of the journal Studies in American Drama,
1945-Present (1986-1994), and co-editor of Speaking on Stage (1996, with Philip C. Kolin). His
interview with Arthur Miller appeared in the fall 1998 Michigan Quarterly Review, a special edition
of the journal celebrating Miller´s Death of a Salesman at fifty. He has recently published essay
on Mart Crowley, Beth Henley, and Tony Kushner´s Angels in America. His articles on Tennessee
Williams appear in the Mississippi Quarterly, Southern Quarterly, and Tennessee Williams:
A Guide to Research and Performance. For the past twelve years, he has given tours of Tennessee
Williams´s Mississippi Delta. In 1995, he was awarded the University of Mississippi´s Liberal Arts Teacher
of the Year; in 1997, he was elected as Ole Miss´s Elsie M. Hood Outstanding Teacher; and in 2001, he was
celebrated with a Phi Kappa Phi Award for Contributions to Excellence in Higher Education. He is on the
National Advisory Boards of the Mississippi Delta Tennessee Williams Festival and the William Inge Theatre
Festival.