Ira Gamerman

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Ira Gamerman is an American playwright, musician,[1] actor, and journalist[2] from Baltimore, Maryland. His plays have received readings and productions all over the USA and Australia at such prestigious venues as the Last Frontier Theatre Conference,[3] the Kennedy Center,[4] the Great Plains Theatre Conference,[5] The DC Source Festival,[6] World Interplay, and Collaboraction. Ira is currently pursuing his MFA in playwriting at Ohio University. For more information: iragamerman.weebly.com

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[edit] Works

[edit] Full-Length Plays

  • "Split"
  • "Midway"
  • "Advice To The Graduate"

[edit] Short Plays

  • A Girl With A Black Eye
  • Dated: A Cautionary Tale For Facebook Users
  • "Play (by play by play by play by play by play by play by play by play by play by play. No repetition.)"
  • "Futu Plans"
  • "I'll Hear It When I See It"

[edit] One Acts

  • "The Best Secret Santa Present EVER In The History Of Peckinpaw High School"

[edit] Press

Ira Gamerman's plays have received positive reviews from the Chicago Sun-Times[7] The Baltimore Sun,[8] Time Out Chicago,[9][10] City Paper,[11] and Broadwayworld.com. [12]

Gamerman was voted "Best Playwright" in City Paper's 2006 Best Of Baltimore Awards[13] and noted as one of "15 Young Baltimore Theatre Artists to Watch" by Broadwayworld.com.[14]

Gamerman has appeared in Chicago Magazine[15] and been interviewed by Broadwayworld.com.[16][17]

His short play "Dated: A Cautionary Tale For Facebook Users" was nominated for a 2009 New York Innovative Theater Award for best short play.

[edit] References

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