Pegi Marshall-Amundsen

Pegi Marshall-Amundsen, Assistant Professor, Scenic Design, recently returned from teaching in Norway. She has taught professionally at Baltimore School for the Arts and Morgan State University. Pegi has worked creatively on many theatrical and dance projects including: Ghost Machine, Titan Theatre, Oslo, Norway; One Destiny, Ford's Theatre, Washington D.C; As You Like It, The Winter's Tale, Southwest Shakespeare Company, Arizona; Sophisticated Ladies, Romeo & Juliet, The Laramie Project, Problem Child, Clarice Performing Arts Center, Maryland; Steel Magnolias, Black Nativity, Miss Evers' Boys, In the Blood, Morgan State University, Maryland; James and the Giant Peach, Bunnicula, Pygmalion, Rhinoceros, The Last Niqht at Ballyhoo, Imagination Stage Maryland, Catholic University; The Farthest Earth From Thee, Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, Maryland; and C. Voltaire with Hungarian choreographer Zoltan Nagy's Dance Maryland. Pegi received her MFA from the University of Maryland, College Park. Pegi is a native of Detroit and a graduate of Cass Tech high school.