Nina Alice Miller is a playwright, dramaturg and theatrical community-builder in Denver, Colorado. She is co-founder and co-producer of Denver’s Rough Draught Playwrights: An Open Mic Theatrical Playground; co-founder of the Dirtyfish Theater collective; and has dramaturged for Athena Project Festival, the University of Georgia, and the Mizel Center for Arts and Culture. Her full-length plays are The Living (Athena Project Festival, workshop production), Fisheaters (Vintage New Play Festival staged reading), and Agon of the West (And Toto Too staged reading); and her short plays include Nano Diving (Red Rocks Community College Western Showcase), Bullies and Friends (Mirror Image Arts, commission), Boomtown IDP (Dirtyfish Theater, full production), and Delaware, American Herring, Real Estate and Lit Crit (And Toto Too Theatre Company, full productions). In the course of a diverse career, Nina has produced numerous scholarly articles and a book (Making Love Modern, Oxford University Press, 1999), dozens of performing arts study guides for young audiences, and scores of incidental articles and grant proposals for nonprofit organizations. Nina is a graduate of North Carolina School of the Arts and holds a PhD in English from Northwestern University.