Zachariah Ezer is a playwright and dramaturg who animates theoretical quandaries through dramaturgical forms. His work has been developed and/or produced by The Lark, The Tank, The National Black Theatre, American Lore Theater, The Workshop Theater, The Secret Theatre, Echo Theater Collective, The Prelude Festival, The Fade to Black Play Festival, The DC Black Theatre Festival, The New Cosmopolitans, The Starfruit Project, BUFU, Charging Moose Media, Fleas on the Dog, Ruthless Nightingale, Merde, The Woodside Players of Queens, The University of Texas at Austin, and Wesleyan University; it has been performed in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington DC, Houston, and online. Awards: The University of Texas' Michener Fellowship, Town Stages' 2020 Sokoloff Arts Creative Fellowship, Best Play at The Woodside Players of Queens 2019 Summer Play Festival, BUFU's 2018 EYEDREAM Residency, and Wesleyan University's 2015 Olin Fellowship. Zachariah is a member of The Tank’s LIT Council, The Dramatists Guild, The Playwrights' Center, ScriptWorks, and Literary Managers & Dramaturgs of the Americas. MFA: The University of Texas at Austin (Class of 2023). BA: Wesleyan University.

Zachariah is also the Dramaturg-In-Residence of the Workshop Theater, an essayist (published by Gizmodo/io9, HuffPost, Bubbleblabber, & elsewhere), and a performer in alternative rock band Harper's Landing.