Everett Robert
Hailed as “one of our best new children’s authors” by Heartland Play Publishers, Everett Robert is an award winning author, playwright, actor, and director with over 20 years of experience.
A Kansas native, he is a graduate of Colby Community College and Fort Hays State University with degrees in Radio and Television Communication, English with a Drama Emphasis, and English Education.
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Hailed as “one of our best new children’s authors” by Heartland Play Publishers, Everett Robert is an award winning author, playwright, actor, and director with over 20 years of experience.
A Kansas native, he is a graduate of Colby Community College and Fort Hays State University with degrees in Radio and Television Communication, English with a Drama Emphasis, and English Education.
Focusing on works for young audiences and young actors as well as family friendly dramas, Everett is a member of The Dramatists Guild of America, The Playwright’s Center, The Kansas Writer’s Association, and The Oklahoma Writer’s Federation.
Everett’s plays have been performed across the United States and internationally, including performances at Fancy Pants Theater in Kalamazoo, MI, Page One Studios in Atlanta, GA, Cambria High School, Cambria, WI, Stamford Homeschool Group in North Adams, MA, Hays Community Theater in Hays, KS, Spokane Stage Left in Spokane, WA, Mind The Gap Theatre in New York City. Everett’s works have also been performed by schools and churches from Kansas to the Philippines.
His play, #JohnDoe, premiered on Sherri's Playhouse, a podcast episode of Chatting With Sherri, where it was downloaded over 3 million times.
Published Works include: Based On The… (Black Box Theatre Publishing, 2014), Allie In Wonderland (Heartland Play Publishers, 2012), The Absolutely True Story of Tom Sawyer As Told By Becky Thatcher (Heartland Play Publishers, 2013), and winner of The Greatest Western Never Told included in the Cactus Country III Anthology (High Hill Press, 2013). Awards include: Third Place 2012 KWA Prose and Poetry Contest (first chapter), First place 2011 KWA Prose and Poetry Contest (first chapter), Fourth place 2011 KWA Prose and Poetry Contest (Adult Short Fiction), Third place 2011 Solomon Valley/Highway 24 Call For Voices (Adult Short fiction), Second Place Oklahoma Writer’s Federation 2011 Contest (Western Novel).