TINY HOUSES by
Part political parable, part comic fairy-tail, TINY HOUSES follows four women who in the wake of the crash of Malaysian Air Flight MH17 over Eastern Ukraine, realize they can shake their status quo.
Stefanie Zadravec
Stefanie Zadravec
Stefanie Zadravec is a Core Writer at the Playwright’s Center of Minneapolis, and a 2018 Working Farm Resident at SPACE at Ryder Farm. Her full length plays include: TINY HOUSES (JAWfest, Theatreworks, Arts Emerson); Colony Collapse (Theatre@Boston Court: Kilroys List); The Electric Baby (Two River Theater, Quantum Theatre); Honey Brown Eyes (Theater J, Working Theatre, SF Playhouse); and currently – The Boat...
Stefanie Zadravec is a Core Writer at the Playwright’s Center of Minneapolis, and a 2018 Working Farm Resident at SPACE at Ryder Farm. Her full length plays include: TINY HOUSES (JAWfest, Theatreworks, Arts Emerson); Colony Collapse (Theatre@Boston Court: Kilroys List); The Electric Baby (Two River Theater, Quantum Theatre); Honey Brown Eyes (Theater J, Working Theatre, SF Playhouse); and currently – The Boat (Working Theater Commission), and This Is Your World (NYU Joint Stock Commission).
Honors include the Helen Merrill Emerging Playwright Award, the Francesca Primus Prize (TheElectric Baby), the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding New Play (Honey Brown Eyes), a Sustainable Arts Foundation Award, Women in Arts & Media Collaboration Award (The Electric Baby), as well as fellowships from NYFA, The Lark, Playwrights Realm, The Dramatists Guild, and Sewanee Writers Conference.
Stefanie has received support for her work through residencies, grants, and commissions from The Edgerton Foundation, Ford Foundation, Mellon, the NEA, The Lark, New York Stage & Film, Arts Emerson, SPACE at Ryder Farm, New Dramatists, JAWFest, Theatreworks, Play Penn, The Lilly Awards, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, The Kennedy Center, NYU Tisch School, The WP Theatre, Epic Theatre Ensemble, and The Barrow Group. Stefanie is a New Dramatists Alumni in addition to the WP Theater Lab, the Lark Playwright's Workshop, and Keen Company's Playwright Lab. Her plays are published by Dramatists Play Service and featured in Best Women’s Stage Monologues (Smith & Kraus) and The Kilroys: 97 Scenes & Monologues by Women & Trans Writers Volume I (TCG). Stefanie teaches beginning and advanced playwriting at Primary Stages ESPA, Fordham University, The DG Institute and Play Penn.
Honors include the Helen Merrill Emerging Playwright Award, the Francesca Primus Prize (TheElectric Baby), the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding New Play (Honey Brown Eyes), a Sustainable Arts Foundation Award, Women in Arts & Media Collaboration Award (The Electric Baby), as well as fellowships from NYFA, The Lark, Playwrights Realm, The Dramatists Guild, and Sewanee Writers Conference.
Stefanie has received support for her work through residencies, grants, and commissions from The Edgerton Foundation, Ford Foundation, Mellon, the NEA, The Lark, New York Stage & Film, Arts Emerson, SPACE at Ryder Farm, New Dramatists, JAWFest, Theatreworks, Play Penn, The Lilly Awards, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, The Kennedy Center, NYU Tisch School, The WP Theatre, Epic Theatre Ensemble, and The Barrow Group. Stefanie is a New Dramatists Alumni in addition to the WP Theater Lab, the Lark Playwright's Workshop, and Keen Company's Playwright Lab. Her plays are published by Dramatists Play Service and featured in Best Women’s Stage Monologues (Smith & Kraus) and The Kilroys: 97 Scenes & Monologues by Women & Trans Writers Volume I (TCG). Stefanie teaches beginning and advanced playwriting at Primary Stages ESPA, Fordham University, The DG Institute and Play Penn.