Mollie Gordon

Mollie Gordon

Mollie Gordon (she/her/hers) is a queer playwright and theatre-maker based in Brooklyn, NY. Her plays have been developed with The Bechdel Group, Athena Project, and Sarah Lawrence College. Mollie was a 2022 recipient of the David Lindsay-Abaire Award for Excellence in Playwriting, and a 2023 finalist for the New Perspectives Women's Work LAB. She has performed, taught, and devised original work with...
Mollie Gordon (she/her/hers) is a queer playwright and theatre-maker based in Brooklyn, NY. Her plays have been developed with The Bechdel Group, Athena Project, and Sarah Lawrence College. Mollie was a 2022 recipient of the David Lindsay-Abaire Award for Excellence in Playwriting, and a 2023 finalist for the New Perspectives Women's Work LAB. She has performed, taught, and devised original work with Shakespeare Theatre Company, The Metropolitan Opera, and other arts organizations. Mollie is the Program Assistant for Literature and Marketing at Symphony Space. She has a BA from Sarah Lawrence College.

Headshot by Shea Baumgarner

Plays

  • juice
    Juicy Moosey is a juice bar in a wealthy NYC neighborhood, and both a home and a hellscape to its little band of workers. The workers come together, fall apart, and grow up, all in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • If It Weren't for the Women, We'd Still Be Stuck in the Desert
    Naomi Bensoussan is a fifth-year rabbinical student hard at work on her thesis about Rahab, the Tanakh's favorite sex worker. Naomi’s journey to complete the project is aided and interfered with by several patriarchs and matriarchs, a potential lover, and of course, Rahab herself.
  • Every Wand’ring Bark
    Seven very queer Shakespearean characters find themselves stranded on a magical island. Sounds fun, right? In the company of two fairies and a bear, this septet must look for a way back home, and discover the true meaning of a happy ending.
  • Hartford, Or: A Hellish Haven for Exceptionally Strong Quirky Lesbian Sexual Trauma Survivors
    It's a way too-early morning on a train platform at Hartford Union Station. We meet Babyface, a young woman who defines herself as "pedophile-bait." This is her story. She is alone until she isn't.
  • E (and T) Go to the Pride Parade
    It's the day of the Pride March, and longtime partners E and T are preparing for the big event. As they bicker and reminisce, E and T find themselves swept up in a world of surrealist art, transformation, and most importantly - love.