Anne G. Morgan (she/her/hers) is a dramaturg, an arts administrator, and a new play advocate. She currently works as the Programs Director for the National New Play Network, an alliance of professional theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays.
Anne works regularly with the Playwrights Realm, Green Mountain Playwrights Retreat, Company One Theatre, Great Plains Theatre Conference, the Kennedy Center, and more, as well as collaborating with playwrights individually. Anne recently concluded eight years of service on the Board of the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, four of which were spent as Board Co-Chair.
Anne received the 2019 Elliott Hayes Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dramaturgy for her work on...
Anne G. Morgan (she/her/hers) is a dramaturg, an arts administrator, and a new play advocate. She currently works as the Programs Director for the National New Play Network, an alliance of professional theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays.
Anne works regularly with the Playwrights Realm, Green Mountain Playwrights Retreat, Company One Theatre, Great Plains Theatre Conference, the Kennedy Center, and more, as well as collaborating with playwrights individually. Anne recently concluded eight years of service on the Board of the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, four of which were spent as Board Co-Chair.
Anne received the 2019 Elliott Hayes Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dramaturgy for her work on Shakespeare’s New Contemporaries, the American Shakespeare Center's groundbreaking new play initiative. With ASC, Anne dramaturged new plays by L M Feldman, Mary Elizabeth Hamilton, Anchuli Felicia King, Emma Whipday, and Amy E. Witting.
From 2012 - 2017, Anne was the Literary Manager & Dramaturg at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center where she worked on new plays by David Auburn, Bekah Brunstetter, A. Rey Pamatmat, among others. Anne has worked internationally at the Baltic Playwrights Conference, the Latvian Academy of Culture, and the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre and has taught at the University of Connecticut and the National Theater Institute.
Anne currently teaches New Play Development at Randolph College's MFA in Theatre program. She has also taught at the University of Connecticut and the National Theater Institute. Internationally,Anne has brought her expertise to the Baltic Playwrights Conference, the Latvian Academy of Culture, and the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Anne currently lives in Vermont with her husband and daughter.