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Steven Rimke

Faculty Member

Steven Rimke

Biography

Steven Rimke teaches acting, dialects, phonetics, voiceover, and voice for the stage. His areas of research expand into gender-affirming voice, accents and dialects, and decolonizing/rebuilding theatre curriculum. He holds his MFA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, (London England) and a BFA in Acting with a minor in Greek and Roman Studies from the University of Calgary (Calgary Canada).

Education

MFA, University of London - Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, 2018

Major: Voice and Speech

Teaching

THEA 4122

Speaking Shakespeare-BFA, Spring 2024

THEA 458R

Special Topics in Theatre, Spring 2024

THEA 1113

Voice and Speech I, Spring 2024

THEA 1113

Voice and Speech I, Spring 2024

THEA 3122

Voice and Speech II-BFA, Spring 2024

Presentations

Rimke, Steven , Vocal Violence, "Vocal Violence", Utah Valley University. (April 5, 2024)
Rimke, Steven , Dialogue of Inclusion, "Rethinking how we speak ", School of the Arts , Jones Theatre UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY. (January 25, 2024)
Rimke, Steven (Co-Presenter), ATHE 2023, "Voice, Acting, and the Search for Authenticity", Austin, Texas. (August 3, 2023)
Rimke, Steven (Presenter & Author), Rossoff, Matthew (Presenter & Author), ATHE: Rehearsing the Possible_ Practicing Reparative Creativity, "Freeing the Decolonized Voice_ An examination of decolonizing the written text and calling in inclusive language within teaching the Linklater pedagogy.", ATHE, Detroit Michigan. (July 30, 2022)

Scholarly/Creative Works

Rimke, Steven , "Book Review. Pritner, Cal and Colaianni, Louis. How to Speak Shakespeare. Santa Monica Press LLC, 2001. 142 pp." (Issue: 1, vol. 39). Texas: Interdisciplinary Humanities HERA (Humanities Education Research Association).

Awards

Spot Award

Utah Valley University - November 15, 2023

In order to support the productions here at UVU, outside of my load I offered my time and services to vocal coach, help stage, and provide intimacy coaching for the two productions in the Fall of 2023. Collectively, this was roughly 40 hours of coaching over two months. The award was for $1000.