Utkarsh Rajawat

Utkarsh Rajawat

Utkarsh is a writer/performer who likes theater and TV a bunch! They started their theater career in Baltimore, and have since been a MacDowell Fellow, Bushwick Starr Reading Series Artist, Sesame Street Writers’ Room Fellow, Pipeline PlayLab Member, Princess Grace Award Finalist for Playwriting, Eugene O’Neill NPC Semifinalist, Ars Nova CAMP Finalist, and New Victory LabWorks Finalist. They've written for...
Utkarsh is a writer/performer who likes theater and TV a bunch! They started their theater career in Baltimore, and have since been a MacDowell Fellow, Bushwick Starr Reading Series Artist, Sesame Street Writers’ Room Fellow, Pipeline PlayLab Member, Princess Grace Award Finalist for Playwriting, Eugene O’Neill NPC Semifinalist, Ars Nova CAMP Finalist, and New Victory LabWorks Finalist. They've written for things like the Story Pirates Podcast, Caillou, and Alma's Way, and are currently pursuing an MFA in Playwriting at Brooklyn College, where they've received a Himan Brown Award for Playwriting.

Plays

  • lil nagins
    welcome to daycare!!! don't fckng kill anyone!!!!!
  • powpowpowpowpowpowpowpowBANG
    A gun-slinging western, Papa Roach, and sissy porn collide in a two-person duel that leaps through genres and your computer screen to determine the root of all evil.
  • FERRY TALE
    As a group of neighbors struggle to be in community with one another, a chimeric sea monster begins to pick them off one by one. Everyone transforms as they learn how to show up for each other, envision new anarchic utopias, and fold in the audience to brainstorm how we too can be better at crafting localized power.
  • NASTY YATRA
    Someone is being haunted by the ghost of their father who is not dead yet. In an attempt to kill the ghost, Someone embarks on a metaphysical journey through the cultural touchstones of their past and present. Drawing loosely but heavily from the Natyashastra, the play moves through a series of classical Indian theatrical forms fused with more contemporary media, i.e. Scooby Doo plus Sanskrit drama.