Louise Schwarz's award-winning plays have been produced and developed all over the country, including the New York International Fringe Festival/Theatre for the New City, the Mark Taper Forum's New Work Festival, TRU Voices/SoHo Playhouse, Stage Left Theatre, TRU Voices, Pandora’s Box PlayRites of Spring Festival, Horizon Theatre’s New South for the New Century Festival, Trilogy Theatre, Railroad Playhouse, Playwrights' Round Table, Pulse Ensemble Theatre, Neo Pack Productions, Oscar Hammerstein Center, Cherry Lane Alternative, New Perspectives Theatre, ESPA Drills/Primary Stages, Shakespeare on the Sound, ANDTheatre, CapitalQ Festival at Stage Q, among others.
Fellowships and residencies include The Edward Albee Foundation, Blue Mountain Center, Atlantic Center for the Arts, and the...
Louise Schwarz's award-winning plays have been produced and developed all over the country, including the New York International Fringe Festival/Theatre for the New City, the Mark Taper Forum's New Work Festival, TRU Voices/SoHo Playhouse, Stage Left Theatre, TRU Voices, Pandora’s Box PlayRites of Spring Festival, Horizon Theatre’s New South for the New Century Festival, Trilogy Theatre, Railroad Playhouse, Playwrights' Round Table, Pulse Ensemble Theatre, Neo Pack Productions, Oscar Hammerstein Center, Cherry Lane Alternative, New Perspectives Theatre, ESPA Drills/Primary Stages, Shakespeare on the Sound, ANDTheatre, CapitalQ Festival at Stage Q, among others.
Fellowships and residencies include The Edward Albee Foundation, Blue Mountain Center, Atlantic Center for the Arts, and the Hambidge Center. She has taught playwriting at Oklahoma State University, Hofstra University, Northern Stage, Hostos Community College, and Appel Farm Arts & Music Center. She is a member of the Dramatists Guild and a member of Honor Roll!, an advocacy group of women+ playwrights over 40.
M.F.A. Playwriting, Columbia University.
M.A. Higher Education, NYU.
M.S.Ed. Educational Theatre, City College of New York.
B.A. Drama, University of Georgia.