Ira Gamerman's Bio:
Ira Gamerman is a neurotically quirky Indie-Rock
playwright from Baltimore Maryland who received his B.A. in Theatre from Towson
University. His award-winning plays include Split (Voted
“Best Play Of The Year” 2008 By the Columbus Dispatch), Dated:
A Cautionary Tale For Facebook Users (2009 New York Innovative
Theatre Award Nominee for best short script), I'll Hear It When I
See It (Winner: 2011 JFK Legacy Award from The Kennedy Center, Shortlist: 2011 Short & Sweet Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, & Brisbane + Gold Coast), The
Best Secret Santa Present Ever In The History Of Peckinpaw High School
(2011 KCACTF National Finalist: John Cauble Award For
Outstanding Short Play), and A Girl With A Black Eye (Finalist UMBC’s 2006 “In 10” National short play festival). His
plays have been produced and developed around the United States and Australia by
such companies as: Short & Sweet Sydney, Collaboraction (at The Steppenwolf Garage), DC’s
Source Festival, Chicago Dramatists’ First Draft Series, The Chicago New Media
Summit, Single Carrot Theatre, Fort Point Theatre Channel, The Australian
Broadcast Corporation (ABC Canberra), and The Baltimore Playwrights Festival
(among many others). Ira has taught playwriting at Ohio University and
served as a playwright mentor for Young Playwrights Festivals at Center Stage
and Horizon Theater. He won a playwriting grant from Maryland State Arts
Council in 2005 and an Emerging Playwright Award from The Chicago Union League in
2008. In 2006 City Paper voted Ira “Best Playwright of
Baltimore” in their annual “Best of Baltimore” issue. Ira is
currently pursuing his MFA in Playwriting at Ohio University under the
direction of Charles Smith and Erik Ramsey.
Download Ira's Resume for a complete production history:
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