Suzanne Bronson
A Master of Fine Arts graduate in May 2017 from New York University and recipient of the Tisch School of the Arts and the Jean Stein scholarships, Suzanne Bronson's black comedy, A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy, was a 2018 semi-finalist for the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. The play was also on the 2018 long-list for Theatre503's Playwriting Award....
A Master of Fine Arts graduate in May 2017 from New York University and recipient of the Tisch School of the Arts and the Jean Stein scholarships, Suzanne Bronson's black comedy, A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy, was a 2018 semi-finalist for the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. The play was also on the 2018 long-list for Theatre503's Playwriting Award.
Heart was first presented during the One Minute Play Festival's Live from the Anarchists Jurisdiction in cooperation with the Dramatists Guild of America in November 2020. Suzanne's short play, The First Impression is a podcast available through Open-Door Playhouse from October 2020. In April 2020, Repair Shop was part of the One Minute Play Festival's Coronavirus Plays Project.
The full-length play, Dionysus Has A Crisis, was well received during its December 2019 unstaged reading in Colorado. The full-length play, Defined, was featured in the Dramatists Guild of America's Friday Night Footlights reading in March 2019. Her one act play Oedipus House enjoyed a reading at The Lark as part of their 25th Anniversary celebrations in June 2019.
As a guest artist in residence, Suzanne's drama Mothafckers: Tales of Modern Greek was developed and performed in Mesa Lab at Colorado Mesa University in January 2018. The play went on to place in the second round of the Austin Film Festival's 2018 Stage Play competition.
The ten-minute plays, Father, Son, and Coffee was a winner in the Clarke Hall's Thematic Thursdays in June 2017 and Fool's Mate was a November 2016 winner in Torrent Theatre's The Play Off!.
Suzanne’s nonfiction articles can be found in The Grand Valley magazine, The Daily Sentinel newspaper, and The Maverick magazine.
In addition to her two published books of poetry, her verse has appeared in The Aspen Daily News, Colorado Life magazine, and featured on Colorado Public Radio.
Suzanne also holds a Bachelors in English Writing from Colorado Mesa University and an Associates in Liberal Arts from the State University of New York.