He is a very passionate teacher, and obviously knows a lot about theater. However, instead of following his lesson plans, he goes on and on with random metaphors during class, making the lectures themselves incredibly pointless. I enjoyed the class, and got an A, even after skipping most lectures

A very knowledgeable professor. His class is actually very easy but it's only easy if you do the work (and there is a good amount of reading and a few papers). Read the plays and know the greek terms he gives you and you'll be fine.

this guy drained the life out of some of my favorite plays. less than inspiring, although it was a very easy B+. take a class from simon instead.

This class is extremely boring. It's easy to sleep through and still do well on the tests, as long as you actually do the reading, because test questions have nothing to do with lectures at all. The essays are ridiculous and I have no idea how he grades the work. Overall, I really would not recommend taking King unless you want some extra nap-time.

Very smart, well-read guy. His essay topics are less than inspiring however. It is very easy to get lost and/or confused with what exactly he is asking and formulating a thesis for one of these things is daunting, but he's a great lecturer and really interesting to listen to. Good on him!

Cute and very nice. The class is challaging!

knows a lot about the topic, but the class is boring.

I took his Freshman Seminar on Collecting and I thought it was a really interesting seminar and as a collector himself he had a lot of expertise on the subject. He's also a very thoughtful professor, he brought us snacks for the last classes. Participation is key and there is a presentation and short essay at the end.

Has the coolest collections of the most random things. Very interesting seminar. Always left learning something new. I highly recommend his collection seminar!

Willing to listen to and value any well-argued idea, even if very different from his own position. Extremely well-read. Fun in a quirky kind of way. Genuinely intrigued by his subject and excited to share that with students. I have the greatest respect for him as a teacher and as a person.

a true theater academic - he knows everything about everything - his lectures are fascinating if you are able to stay focused (otherwise, they can become very borring very quick) - do the reading, bring coffee, and sit in the front

Fair grader; sometimes picky grading papers. Lectures can be very dry and hyper-analytical. More interesting in one-on-one discussions.