Amado Martinez of Trinity Valley School will be presenting his paper, “Richard III, the Monster King,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

Amado Martinez
Trinity Valley School

The Oakridge School is excited to announce that Trinity Valley School’s Amado Martinez will be reading his paper, “Richard III, the Monster King,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st.

Amado Martinez was born on February 1st, 1997 and is 17 years old. He was enrolled at Our Mother of Mercy Catholic school from grades K-8 after which he enrolled into Trinity Valley as a freshman until now, his junior year. He is a very outgoing, intelligent, kind, and humorous young man and cannot leave a room without leaving a smile on someone’s face. His hobbies include basketball, baseball, and being the mascot for the Trinity Valley football team. He is very honored and excited to be presenting to you all today.

Amado will be presenting his paper during Session E of the 2nd Block “Is There Sympathy for a Villain like Richard III?” which will meet in the upstairs part of the Library.

Amado Martinez’s Paper

Timothy Baker of Trinity Valley School will be reading his paper, “The Bestiality of the Boar,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

Timothy Baker
Trinity Valley School

The Oakridge School is excited to announce that Timothy Baker of Trinity Valley School will presenting his paper, “The Bestiality of the Boar,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Congratulations Timothy!

Timothy Baker is an avid thespian at Trinity Valley School. As a junior, he works in every facet of theater, but he also likes to write. His passions mainly include writing music and playwriting, but he enjoys writing about theater in essays as well. If there is an opportunity to write on the subject, he will go for it. He extremely enjoyed writing about Shakespeare and one of his most famous plays, Richard III.

Timothy will be reading his paper during Session F of the 2nd Block, “Historicizing Richard’s Body: Reflections on Deformity,” which will take place in the Skybridge located between the Fine Arts building and the Library.

Timothy Baker’s Paper

Kateland Brewster of Trinity Valley School will be reading her paper, "Shakespeare's Vision of Villainy and Humanity," at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

The Oakridge School is thrilled to announce that Kateland Brewster of Trinity Valley School will be presenting her paper, “Shakespeare’s Vision of Villainy and Humanity,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. We look forward to Kateland’s presentation this Friday!

Kateland Brewster
Trinity Valley School

Kateland Brewster is currently a junior at Trinity Valley School (TVS) where she has been attending since eighth grade. Before this time she was a student at Hathaway Brown School for girls in Shaker Heights, Ohio. Her activities include field hockey, soccer, and track and field. Her honors include The Most Valuable Player and All SPC awards for girls’ soccer in 2013. Kateland enjoys hiking, surfing, and water sports and traveled to Costa Rica with TVS on an outward bound trip in 2013. Outside of school Kateland has spent time on mission trips in San Salvador, El Salvador and rural Belize, with plans to travel to Brazil this summer. Although Kateland’s academic interests have usually been in the fields of mathematics and science, she wants to thank Dr. Andrea Wright for opening her eyes to the world of writing and Shakespeare.

Kateland will be reading her paper during Session A of Block Two, “The Humanity and Villainy of Richard III,” which will meet in the Black Box Theatre located in the upstairs part of the Fine Arts building. 

Kateland Brewster’s Paper

Jeffrey Atwood of Trinity Valley School will be presenting his paper, "Richard's and Buckingham's Complicated Relationship," at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

The Oakridge School is thrilled to announce that Trinity Valley School’s Jeffrey Atwood will be reading his paper, “Richard’s and Buckingham’s Complicated Relationship,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Congratulations Jeffrey!

Jeffrey Atwood
Trinity Valley School

Jeffrey Atwood is a freshman at Trinity Valley School in Fort Worth, where he has attended school since Kindergarten.  In addition to his scholarly pursuits, he plays tenor drums for the TVS Drum Line, is a member of the Military History Club, and participates in both school and USTA Junior tennis.  Jeffrey volunteers in his community through the Community Partners Program at TVS.  In the rest of his spare time, he enjoys traveling the world, reading many books, and watching movies. Along with these activities, Jeffrey enjoys writing and is in the process of penning his first novel. He is considering veterinary medicine or film directing as possible career choices.

Jeffrey will be presenting his paper during Session F of Block One, “Morality and Conscience in Richard III,” which will take place in the Skybridge located between the Fine Arts building and the Library. 

Jeffrey Atwood’s Paper

Aursheen Eelani of Trinity Valley School will be presenting her paper Shakespeare's play at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

Aursheen Eelani
Trinity Valley School

The Oakridge School is excited to announce that Aursheen Eelani of Trinity Valley School will be presenting her paper on Shakespeare’s famous history play at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. We look forward to Aursheen’s presentation.

Aursheen Eelani is a freshman at Trinity Valley School, where she has been attending school since first grade. Aursheen’s hobbies include playing piano and learning karate. Aursheen is seen as a leader at the karate center, having instructed the younger students. As a rising eighth grader, Aursheen attended the leadership summit of People to People at Harvard University. She spends her time volunteering in the activities department in the Fort Worth Center of Rehabilitation. Aursheen hopes to continue her studies and attend medical school to become a physician.

Aursheen will be reading her paper during Session F of Block One, “Morality and Conscience in Richard III,” which will meet in the Skybridge located between the Fine Arts building and the Library. 

Aursheen Eelani’s Paper

Alexa Antrim of Trinity Valley School will be reading her paper, "Villainy vs. Humanity," at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

Alexa Antrim
Trinity Valley School

The Oakridge School is excited to announce that Alexa Antrim of Trinity Valley School will be reading her paper, “Villainy vs. Humanity” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Congratulations Alexa!

Alexa Antrim is a junior at Trinity Valley School where she has attended since freshman year. She participates in the drama program both in high school and by helping crew the middle school musicals. Alexa is a very dedicated to the theater program. Theater has become her home and comfort over the past 3 years and she can’t wait to make even more memories with the people she considers to be her family. She is always seeking opportunities in which she can grow as a person. 

Alexa will be presenting her paper during Session A of Block Two, “The Humanity and Villainy of Richard III,” which will be meeting in the Black Box Theatre located in the upstairs part of the Fine Arts Building. 

Alexa Antrim’s paper