Robin Berl writes from the lens of a parent and mixed race woman of the CHamoru diaspora. She creates work at the intersection of care and art: infusing care into the artistic process, making art that cares for the people who engage with it, and recognizing art as a form of care itself.

Her first full-length play Dua: The Monster’s Story, a reclaiming of the Medusa myth, is currently in development with Theatre Prometheus, Washington D.C.

Robin’s short plays have received readings or productions with HB Studio, NY; Asian Pasifika Arts Collective and Strand Theater Company, MD; Sandy Spring Theatre Group, MD; Spooky Action Theater, Washington D.C; Winding Road Theater Ensemble, AZ; Soul Rep Theatre, TX; Little Fish Theatre, CA; Breaking Wave Theatre Company, Guam.

She wrote “A New Old Way of Life: A Trongkon Lemmai Adaptation” for Breaking Wave Theatre Company’s Podcast Plays Legends of Guåhan series (available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts).

Her monologues appear in The PGE Faces of America Monologue Festival Anthology #2 and Smith and Krauss The Best Women’s Stage Monologues 2023.

She was a 2021 C1 PlayLab Circuit Volt Lab writer with Company One Theatre.

Robin graduated from University of Delaware with BAs in English Literature and Ancient Greek and Roman Studies.

She lives in Central Maryland.

Robin is a member of Dramatists Guild.