Jason is an American-Ukranian playwright and Psychotherapist, whose work has been seen in many capacities. As a writer, Jason’s play Death House recently finished an extended, Ovation Recommended world premiere run at The Road Theatre, Los Angeles. The play was the winner of the 2018 Playwrights First Competition, a 2016 Sundance Lab semi-finalist, an 85th Annual Writers Digest Competition Winner, a selection for The Road Theatre’s Summer Playwrights Festival, a selection for The Blank Theatre Living Room Series, and a semi-finalist for both the Detroit New Works Festival and The Baltic Writing residency, and was short-listed for the Theatre 503 Award, in the UK . Other work includes: White Nights (2018 O’Neill Semi-Finalist); Buttercup Park (Little Fish Theatre semi-finalist and seen at...
Jason is an American-Ukranian playwright and Psychotherapist, whose work has been seen in many capacities. As a writer, Jason’s play Death House recently finished an extended, Ovation Recommended world premiere run at The Road Theatre, Los Angeles. The play was the winner of the 2018 Playwrights First Competition, a 2016 Sundance Lab semi-finalist, an 85th Annual Writers Digest Competition Winner, a selection for The Road Theatre’s Summer Playwrights Festival, a selection for The Blank Theatre Living Room Series, and a semi-finalist for both the Detroit New Works Festival and The Baltic Writing residency, and was short-listed for the Theatre 503 Award, in the UK . Other work includes: White Nights (2018 O’Neill Semi-Finalist); Buttercup Park (Little Fish Theatre semi-finalist and seen at Chicago Dramatists); TV pilots In The Red and Improvise. As a performer his work has been seen at The Steppenwolf Theatre Company, The Sundance Theatre Lab, Victory Gardens, The Fountain Theatre, the CW, Disney, ABC, and MTV. Jason is a National Scholar in the Arts (NFAA) and a proud graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul and Antioch University. Currently, Jason practices Psychotherapy in the greater Los Angeles area, with a primary focus on children, trauma, and gender/sexuality.