His research is broadly concerned with the relationship between performance, race, gender, and power and the epistemological frameworks that such relationships reveal. Dr. Price’s teaching and research areas include theater studies, performance theory and practice, film and media studies, comparative ethnic performance, ethnography, and Black Studies. His scholarly work has been published in TDR: The Drama Review, Theatre Topics, Journal of Asian American Studies, and The Postcolonialist. His first book, Afro Asian Martial Performance, explores the intersections and complexities created when black working-class soldiers during the Vietnam War learned and became master practitioners of Asian martial arts. Price also investigates why Asian performers have adopted African American jazz forms in contemporary theater. What, in other words, do transnationals have in common?