Vivian Lermond
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Vivian is an award-winning playwright who has penned more than 100 plays and monologues that have entertained audiences in the US, Mexico, England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and South Korea. Her full-length drama/comedy, Back to Bethlehem (PA), premiered Off-Broadway in 2006 at the Manhattan Theatre Club. In addition to her stage plays, Vivian has also written...
VIVIAN C. LERMOND BIO
Vivian is an award-winning playwright who has penned more than 100 plays and monologues that have entertained audiences in the US, Mexico, England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Malaysia and South Korea. Her full-length drama/comedy, Back to Bethlehem (PA), premiered Off-Broadway in 2006 at the Manhattan Theatre Club. In addition to her stage plays, Vivian has also written two full length screenplays that were awarded first place in two highly competitive screenwriting contests.
She has taught playwriting at a local college and has facilitated playwriting workshops at writing conferences. Vivian has lent her talents to Gallagher Literary, an LA talent management company, where she evaluated pitches and screenplay submissions. She also has freelanced for afilmwriter.com, where she was a script analysis specialist for stage plays.
Vivian's collections of short plays for a full evening of comedy - STILL FEISTY, CRACKED UP CHRISTMAS, AN IRISH HEART, MAD FOR MYSTERY and TAPAS - are available for individual digital purchase and for theatrical licensing through dramascripts.co.uk (formerly, Smith Scripts) You'll also find a stand-alone one act (A SUMMER OF SPRING) and three monologue collections (11 AUDITION MONOLOGUES FOR WOMEN OVER 40, 11 PERFORMANCE MONOLOGUES FOR MILLENIAL WOMEN and MANSPEAK) on her publisher's website.
Her play, THE MADNESS OF MEMORY, has been selected by Smith & Kraus Publishers for inclusion in THE BEST TEN MINUTE PLAYS OF 2022.
Vivian has been a proud member of The Dramatists Guild since 1998.
NOTE: None of the plays or monologues posted on this page may be performed, produced, reproduced, published, displayed, or copied without written permission of the author.