Gloria J. Browne is a playwright, author, professor, and social justice attorney. She attended Sarah Lawrence MFA playwright program and was featured in the alumni magazine. Her award-winning plays “Dreams of Emmett Till” and “SHOT: Caught a Soul” speak to our criminal in/justice system. “SHOT” was published by TRW. “My Juilliard” and “Crossroads” explore ambition and generational race relations.
Her work has been produced in New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge, LA. Greatly influenced by James Baldwin, she writes books, essays, and movies, as well. Gloria received the Ida B. Wells-Barnett Award, the Wiley College (Texas) Woman of Excellence Award, the NAACP Trailblazer Award, and many other commendations. She lives in New York City.
Gloria J. Browne is a playwright, author, professor, and social justice attorney. She attended Sarah Lawrence MFA playwright program and was featured in the alumni magazine. Her award-winning plays “Dreams of Emmett Till” and “SHOT: Caught a Soul” speak to our criminal in/justice system. “SHOT” was published by TRW. “My Juilliard” and “Crossroads” explore ambition and generational race relations.
Her work has been produced in New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge, LA. Greatly influenced by James Baldwin, she writes books, essays, and movies, as well. Gloria received the Ida B. Wells-Barnett Award, the Wiley College (Texas) Woman of Excellence Award, the NAACP Trailblazer Award, and many other commendations. She lives in New York City.