Dasan Kim specializes in twentieth-century British/Irish/American theatre. Her research interests lie in contemporary English drama, pop culture, and domestic melodrama. She has taught courses on English literature, twentieth-century English drama, performance theory, college writing, literary theory, contemporary Korean cinema, and gender, sexuality, and family in Korea. Her publications include “The Disabled Body and the Question of Representation and Presence in Susan Nussbaum’s No One as Nasty and Martyna Majok’s Cost of Living” (The Journal of Modern English Drama no. 33, 2020).