Graham is an Associate Professor with the Department of English Language and Literature. He has a PhD in Drama from the University of Toronto, and he teaches modules about theatre, including “The Theatre Experience”, “Major Playwrights of the 20th Century” and “Theatre Ecologies”. His own research is very interdisciplinary, focusing on intersections between theatre and other topics such as novels, philosophy, and psychoanalysis, but he also writes a lot about popular cultures, like music videos and 80s rock music. He believes that some of the most important learning in university occurs outside of classroom settings, through things like residence life and social activities, and that’s one of the reasons he thinks it’s valuable to be a resident fellow as well as a prof.

Graham was born in South Africa but lived most of his life in Canada before coming to Singapore in 2012. He continues to be an avid fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs (the ice hockey team), even though they haven’t won a championship since 1967.