Julia Blauvelt

Julia Blauvelt

Julia Blauvelt is a writer originally from the Berkshires and writes about growing up there kind of a lot (among other topics). As a playwright, she received her first production in 2021 at New Normal Rep. Her plays have been workshopped at Orchard Project (Performance Lab Residency 2021) and a finalist for the WP Theater Playwrights Lab, Neukom Playwriting Award, and the New Voices Award. Her pilots have...
Julia Blauvelt is a writer originally from the Berkshires and writes about growing up there kind of a lot (among other topics). As a playwright, she received her first production in 2021 at New Normal Rep. Her plays have been workshopped at Orchard Project (Performance Lab Residency 2021) and a finalist for the WP Theater Playwrights Lab, Neukom Playwriting Award, and the New Voices Award. Her pilots have been workshopped at the Athena Film Festival Writers Lab 2021, and a finalist for Cineqest, CineStory Foundation, Filmmatic Comedy Award, and NYU's Fusion Film Festival. MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU Tisch (Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Scholarship & Graduate Award for T.V. Writing)

Plays

  • F.I.R.E. by Julia Blauvelt
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    Genre: comedy, dark comedy + 1 more
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    Keyword: Financial independence, accounting + 5 more
    Genre: comedy, dark comedy, drama
    Keyword: Financial independence, accounting, corporations, ensemble, money, office, workplace comedy
    It’s Summer Drinks Night at an average Fifth-Avenue hedge-fund and, for the generally-isolated back office accountants, the most important night of the year. But when an emergency audit comes crashing down on the team moments before the exodus, networking and free snacks are replaced with panic and chaos. If the gang is to get through the night unscathed, they will have to confront those all-too-avoidable...
    It’s Summer Drinks Night at an average Fifth-Avenue hedge-fund and, for the generally-isolated back office accountants, the most important night of the year. But when an emergency audit comes crashing down on the team moments before the exodus, networking and free snacks are replaced with panic and chaos. If the gang is to get through the night unscathed, they will have to confront those all-too-avoidable truths that conveniently slip into the shadows of corporate comfort.