Emma Goldman-Sherman (they) is an autistic, nonbinary, queer, Jewish, AntiZionist, feminist dramaturg and playwright living in New York City. Because they are both a dramaturg, teacher and a playwright, they have unique ways of functioning as a dramaturg, especially in terms of script feedback.
They earned an MFA from University of Iowa where they received the Norman Felton Fellowship and won the Richard Maibaum Award for plays addressing social justice for Antigone's Sister and received a Jane Chambers Award for Perfect Women. Residencies at Millay Colony for the Arts, Ragdale and twice at WordBridge where they returned a third year as a dramaturg. This began their journey as a dramaturg.
Emma has taught and been a dramaturg at the Great Plains Theatre Conference and worked for...
Emma Goldman-Sherman (they) is an autistic, nonbinary, queer, Jewish, AntiZionist, feminist dramaturg and playwright living in New York City. Because they are both a dramaturg, teacher and a playwright, they have unique ways of functioning as a dramaturg, especially in terms of script feedback.
They earned an MFA from University of Iowa where they received the Norman Felton Fellowship and won the Richard Maibaum Award for plays addressing social justice for Antigone's Sister and received a Jane Chambers Award for Perfect Women. Residencies at Millay Colony for the Arts, Ragdale and twice at WordBridge where they returned a third year as a dramaturg. This began their journey as a dramaturg.
Emma has taught and been a dramaturg at the Great Plains Theatre Conference and worked for several other festivals/organizations and privately. Emma was the Resident Dramaturg at 29th Street Playwrights Collective where they ran the Write Now Workshop from 2015 - 2021.
Emma teaches for the Dramatists Guild Institute and created and runs www.BraveSpace.online. Member: Honor Roll!, LPTW, LMDA and the Dramatists Guild.
As a playwright, Emma's plays have been produced on 4 continents and include Abraham's Daughters which was a finalist for Waterworks, Henley Rose and Cutting Ball's Risk is This and is available as a podcast at TheParsnipShip.com https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/abrahams-daughters-by-emma-goldma… Other podcasts at PlayingOnAir.org and elsewhere. Their plays are published with Smith & Krause, Applause, Brooklyn Publishers and Next Stage Press. Their work has been named as finalists at BAPF, Henley Rose, Bridge Initiative, Campfire, Unicorn (3x), Waterworks, and Cutting Ball (3x) and semi-finalists at JPP and the O'Neill.
Emma is available for script feedback and support.