Ron Nelson

Ron Nelson

Ron is the writer of the critically acclaimed full length play "The Rainbow Bridge", which had a successful run at the Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica. His next play "Slay" was selected for the Cincinnati Theatre Lab New Works festival. In addition to writing short plays for multiple theaters across the country, Ron has written for several television shows and movies including : Ahhh...
Ron is the writer of the critically acclaimed full length play "The Rainbow Bridge", which had a successful run at the Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica. His next play "Slay" was selected for the Cincinnati Theatre Lab New Works festival. In addition to writing short plays for multiple theaters across the country, Ron has written for several television shows and movies including : Ahhh!!! Real Monsters, Roseanne, Sparks, Good News, Dilbert and A Perfect Christmas.

Plays

  • Clarence and Ginni by Ron Nelson
    Cast: 
    3
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    Genre: comedy, dark comedy + 4 more
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    Keyword: comedy, Supreme Court + 7 more
    Genre: comedy, dark comedy, fantasy, political, satire, tragedy
    Keyword: comedy, Supreme Court, Fantasy, 21st century politics, a political fantasy, abortion politics, constitutional law, three characters, one set
    An unexpected visit provides a conservative Supreme Court Justice and his wife a unique opportunity for redemption... or comeuppance.
  • Slay by Ron Nelson
    Cast: 
    2
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    Genre: comedy, dark comedy + 1 more
    Genre: comedy, dark comedy, fantasy
    An unexpected visit from a sister in desperate need of legal help results in an unexpected opportunity for a
    conscientious lawyer to change the trajectory of her life.
  • The Rainbow Bridge by Ron Nelson
    Cast: 
    7
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    Genre: comedy, dark comedy + 2 more
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    Keyword: ghosts, Farce + 3 more
    Genre: comedy, dark comedy, fantasy, farce
    Keyword: ghosts, Farce, dysfunctional family, ensemble, funny
    A comedy about a middle aged lawyer confronted by the spirits of his late mother and sister who awaken his life long feelings of guilt.

Recommended by Ron Nelson

  • Our Time by Ken Levine
    6 Apr. 2018
    “ Ken Levine's play Our Time about two comedy writers struggling to get their first break in the television industry is authentic, really funny, and just as touching. Notably, the two lead characters, as well as the two supporting ones, are quickly and deftly defined, and the jokes are organic, artful and surprising. It also reads fast, and has a satisfying, emotional conclusion. I can't recommend it highly enough. ”