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Monroe, A. (2024) As the Artistic Director of Trob谩r, Allison co-curated and co-directed performances of 鈥淚 Sing a New Song鈥 with Liza Malamut, Artistic Director of the venerated Newberry Consort, featuring a slate of some of the country鈥檚 best medieval musicians. They performed in both Cleveland and Chicago, to enthusiastic audiences, and .
Monroe, A. (2023) An episode of Les D茅lices' SalonEra featured a program that I created as Artistic Director for medieval music ensemble Trob谩r. Interviews with myself and another performer are interspersed with recordings of a May 2023 performance.
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Montague, E. (2020) Interview with The New Current.
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Montague, E. (2020) Light on a Path, Follow, screened internationally at over 30 festivals, museums and events since its release in 2020. It was awarded Best of Show: Short Films at the Boston LGBTQ Film Festival and received Honorable Mention at the Deep Focus Film Festival in Brooklyn, NY.
During the fall of 2025, Elliot Montague was a MacDowell fellow for Film/Video Arts and was an artist-in-residence at The Studios at MASS MoCA.
Elliot Montague was a script consultant for Ocean Vuong鈥檚 screenplay adaptation of Vuong鈥檚 acclaimed novel On Earth We鈥檙e Briefly Gorgeous.
Elliot Montague presented his film, "Light on a Path, Follow", as part of the Trans*Revolutions Virtual Symposium, presented by Barnard Center for Research on Women. This symposium featured artist-activists whose work is inspired by and engaged in imagining trans* and genderqueer histories, performances, identities, and aesthetics. He also presented his film locally at Amherst Cinema's "Transformed" series, and at London's Institute of Contemporary Art in their "After Sex on Screen" series, focusing on reproductive justice through an international lens.
Morgan, L. (2024) Is awarded the Society for Medical Anthropology Career Achievement Award.
