Caroline Good teaches performance, costume design, and first-year seminar courses, directs, and serves as costume director for DePauw Theatre in the Creative School.  She earned her degree in Acting/Directing and Vocal Performance from Northern Illinois University and is a Certified Trainer of the voice and movement work of Arthur Lessac. She has performed professionally in both theatre and film in the Chicago area, Walt Disney World, in Orlando, and in Indiana. She has been a guest artist instructor at Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT), at Wabash College, has served as dialect and voice coach on numerous productions, and has led workshops and taught alongside master teachers at the international Lessac Training Summer Intensives for Voice & Movement Integration.  She was invited to present her “Greek Chorus in Context” for the Interdisciplinary Center for Hellenic Studies “Problem of the Chorus” Symposium, and her choral ode project has been incorporated into the Lessac Summer Intensive. She has presented workshops for the Lessac Institute, at the National Communication Association, the Mid-America Theatre Conference, World Universities Forum in Lisbon, Portugal, and the Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Her work is published in "Theatre/Practice" and is a chapter contributor to "Objectives, Obstacles, and Tactics in Practice" (Routledge, 2019). She has choreographed and directed contemporary versions of "The Bacchae," "Antigone," "Ajax in Iraq," and "Trojan Women." Other directing credits include musicals such as "Annie," "Oliver!," "Little Women," and most recently "Into the Woods"; other plays she has adapted and directed include "The Seagull," "Romeo & Juliet at Bridgerton," and "A Midsummer Night’s Dream." Good’s costume design credits include a variety of plays, musicals, and opera—most recent operas and musicals include "Die Fledermaus," "Into the Woods," "The Little Prince," "Sleeping Beauty," "Hansel & Gretel," and "Cendrillion." Founder and creator of “Shakespearience” and “Shakespeared!” Youth Theatre Workshops in 2006, Caroline has since directed her own comedic pop-culture adaptations of "Romeo & Juliet," "Hamlet," "Taming of the Shrew," "Twelfth Night," "The Tempest," "Hamlet," and others for high school and middle school students and directs the Children’s Theatre Workshops program at the Putnam County Playhouse. 

Office: GCPA 0311/ Costume Studio (beneath the Moore stage)

Office/Costume Shop Extension: x4498