Ruth Geye

Ruth Geye

Ruth Geye is an NYC-based playwright, producer, and lyricist. She is a frequent collaborator of Western Massachusetts theatre collective Theater Between Addresses, a member of the PlayGround-NY Writers Pool, the founding producer of the Lower East Side Play Festival, a member of Gingold Theatrical Group's Speaker's Corner, and an organizer with the queer Yiddish theatre collective GLYK. She's a...
Ruth Geye is an NYC-based playwright, producer, and lyricist. She is a frequent collaborator of Western Massachusetts theatre collective Theater Between Addresses, a member of the PlayGround-NY Writers Pool, the founding producer of the Lower East Side Play Festival, a member of Gingold Theatrical Group's Speaker's Corner, and an organizer with the queer Yiddish theatre collective GLYK. She's a proud member of the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop and the Dramatists Guild of America. Her plays include These and Those (San Diego REP, New York Theater Festival; Semifinalist: O’Neill NPC, Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Lanford Wilson New American Play Festival, JPP Jewish Playwriting Contest), Chelm, KS (Linden Grove Theatre Co., Playground-NY), The Elephant (The Blank Theatre), and How can I help you? (Gingold Theatrical Group). BFA: NYU Tisch.

Plays

  • These and Those
    October 27, 2018

    Six college students pile into a small basement apartment for Shabbat lunch, but they can’t keep the outside world from showing up uninvited.
  • The Elephant
    Lauren got kicked out. Again. She finds refuge from the rain at her best friend Jacki's house, but any hope of a peaceful evening is ruined by Jacki's boyfriend, Adam, and the old stuffed elephant in the room.
  • Silence.
    Three dancers clean out their high school auditorium in the wake of a beloved teacher's firing.
  • the hole play
    We've been sent a message. And it's burned on the ass of an underemployed queer who's been sunning their holes.
  • Sacred Heart
    [Playground-NY 10 minute play] When a gesture of love goes horribly wrong, Carina tries to pin it on her girlfriend's ex-girlfriend.
  • Death Do Us Part
    Adult siblings, Andy and Rob, struggling to find a financially viable solution for managing their senile and divorced parents, decide to move the two back in together, hoping they won't notice.
  • the end.
    [PlayGround-NY 10-minute play] Hello and welcome to my channel. We're definitely all going to die.
  • Chelm, KS
    Heshy has a little dreidel. He made it out of clay. Now, it's come out to play.
  • How can I help you?
    Claire doesn't work Fridays. Claire has been called into the office on her day off to accommodate a 102 year old Holocaust survivor with a cracked tooth and a love of Wagner. The dental practice where Claire works is run by a dentist couple and their dentist son, all named Dr. Meyer. The elder Drs. Meyer are out on the island for the weekend, leaving the jittery young-Dr. Meyer in charge. The phone won...
    Claire doesn't work Fridays. Claire has been called into the office on her day off to accommodate a 102 year old Holocaust survivor with a cracked tooth and a love of Wagner. The dental practice where Claire works is run by a dentist couple and their dentist son, all named Dr. Meyer. The elder Drs. Meyer are out on the island for the weekend, leaving the jittery young-Dr. Meyer in charge. The phone won't stop ringing. Everyone keeps asking for Lorna. This play asks the question, if a tree falls in the forest and there’s no one around to see it — are you still a woman?