GARY SUNSHINE is a recipient of a Helen Merrill Award and a NYFA Artist Fellowship in Playwriting, and alumnus of New Dramatists. His play Sweetness was produced at the Clurman Theater/Theater Row and was a finalist for the O’Neill; Mercury was produced at HERE in association with Eve Ensler; The Names of Foods was produced by the eXchange; Best Sex Ever was the first play produced in Rising Phoenix Cino Nights series; other works include Kahn & Kant (Drama League Directors Project), and Al Takes a Bride (Actors Studio; Sydney Mardi Gras Festival; King’s Theatre, and over 15 others throughout the US and internationally). His work has been seen/developed at the Royal National Theatre Studio, New York Stage & Film, Playwrights Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop, Echo Theater, Page 73...
GARY SUNSHINE is a recipient of a Helen Merrill Award and a NYFA Artist Fellowship in Playwriting, and alumnus of New Dramatists. His play Sweetness was produced at the Clurman Theater/Theater Row and was a finalist for the O’Neill; Mercury was produced at HERE in association with Eve Ensler; The Names of Foods was produced by the eXchange; Best Sex Ever was the first play produced in Rising Phoenix Cino Nights series; other works include Kahn & Kant (Drama League Directors Project), and Al Takes a Bride (Actors Studio; Sydney Mardi Gras Festival; King’s Theatre, and over 15 others throughout the US and internationally). His work has been seen/developed at the Royal National Theatre Studio, New York Stage & Film, Playwrights Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop, Echo Theater, Page 73, Rattlestick, the New Group, the New Company (London), and MCC Theater. Gary co-created the documentary What I Want My Words to Do to You (Freedom of Expression Award, Sundance Film Festival) which premiered nationwide on PBS’s P.O.V. He has been a staff writer for HBO’s Hung and CBS’s As the World Turns, (WGA Award nomination). He received an AB from Princeton and an MFA from NYU’s Dramatic Writing Program.