DEATH MATCH: Queen vs. Queen by
A battle to the death between two rival families to determine the new matriarch of a troop of Olive baboons.
Lydia Blaisdell
Lydia Blaisdell
Lydia is currently part of the JAM at New Georges. She’s a graduate of the Michener Center for Writers and an alumnus of the OBIE-award winning playwright's group YOUNGBLOOD at EST. She has been in residence at Yaddo, Marble House Project, and Ucross.
Her solo work, She Buried the Pistol, premiered at the Cincy Fringe in 2018 directed by Hannah Wolf.
Lydia was awarded the...
Her solo work, She Buried the Pistol, premiered at the Cincy Fringe in 2018 directed by Hannah Wolf.
Lydia was awarded the...
Lydia is currently part of the JAM at New Georges. She’s a graduate of the Michener Center for Writers and an alumnus of the OBIE-award winning playwright's group YOUNGBLOOD at EST. She has been in residence at Yaddo, Marble House Project, and Ucross.
Her solo work, She Buried the Pistol, premiered at the Cincy Fringe in 2018 directed by Hannah Wolf.
Lydia was awarded the Visionary Playwright Commission from Theater Masters in 2018. Her play, The Last Great American Bear Hunt, was a finalist for the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference (2016). Her play, The Silent Woman, won the 2015 Kentucky Women Writers Conference Prize and has made Honorable Mention on the 2016 Kilroy’s List. Her immersive solo adventure piece, Bear Eats Bear, has toured to Brooklyn, Toronto, Charlotte, Minneapolis, and Austin. Her short plays have been performed in Aspen, Austin, Lake George, NYC, and Paris, France. Her short, Donna's First Brazilian, is published and licensed by Samuel French, Inc.
Lydia currently resides in New London, CT with her pup.
Her solo work, She Buried the Pistol, premiered at the Cincy Fringe in 2018 directed by Hannah Wolf.
Lydia was awarded the Visionary Playwright Commission from Theater Masters in 2018. Her play, The Last Great American Bear Hunt, was a finalist for the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference (2016). Her play, The Silent Woman, won the 2015 Kentucky Women Writers Conference Prize and has made Honorable Mention on the 2016 Kilroy’s List. Her immersive solo adventure piece, Bear Eats Bear, has toured to Brooklyn, Toronto, Charlotte, Minneapolis, and Austin. Her short plays have been performed in Aspen, Austin, Lake George, NYC, and Paris, France. Her short, Donna's First Brazilian, is published and licensed by Samuel French, Inc.
Lydia currently resides in New London, CT with her pup.