Gregory S. Moss

Gregory S. Moss is a writer, performer, and educator from Newburyport, MA. His work has been seen at La Comédie Française, Clubbed Thumb, The Guthrie, PlayPenn, Soho Rep, Steppenwolf Garage, and New York Theatre Workshop. Gregory is a 2012 MacDowell Fellow, a Playwrights Center Core Member, and the recipient of a 2010-2011 Jerome Fellowship, and of the 2011-2012 McKnight Fellowship. His work has been published by Play: A Journal of Plays, n+1, and Playscripts. He is currently working on commissions from Playwrights Horizons, Woolly Mammoth, and Clubbed Thumb. In collaboration with composer/lyricist Joe Iconis, he’s creating a new musical based on the life and work of Hunter S. Thompson for La Jolla Playhouse. Recent and upcoming productions include “I Promised Myself to Live Faster,” in collaboration with Pig Iron Theatre Co., at the 2015 Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actor’s Theatre of Louisville;  Reunion at South Coast Repertory (“Best New Play of 2014,” The OC Weekly); Billy Witch at Studio 42 and APAC (NY); House of Gold at La Comédie Française (Winner, Prix du Public) and at EST-LA (LA Times and LA Weekly Critics’ Pick); and sixsixsix at Antimatter Collective, NY (Editor’s Pick, Flavorpill). Writing and news are updated regularly at www.gregorysmoss.com. (As of 2/2/15)

• “★ ★ ★ ★ It’s the right time for Gregory S. Moss’s Indian Summer, a warm and gently breezy new play about teenage love on the Rhode Island seashore. ”

  — Adam Feldman, Time Out New York

• “Gregory S. Moss has given us a summertime idyll that could keep a theatergoer warm long past Labor Day, quickly winning over his audience (in a thoroughly winning manner) and never losing them.”

  — Steven Suskin, The Huffington Post