Sondai NaNaBuluku is a Dramatic Writer obsessed with spirituality, authenticity, and Black celebrations of joy in the face of a world gone mad. He believes that joy and love are the only way to survive in an environment ripe for the survival of bad people; every day is a battle where heroes cannot succumb to the whims of EVIL. On stage, that manifests as men that hug their children, caress their partners lovingly, speak gently, and laugh loudly. He has worked with Working Title Playwrights in the Atlanta area as a reader and assistant dramaturg, a participant in Theatre Masters’ Take Ten Playwriting Competition with his play Rain Ceremony (2025), was awarded a grant from the Sloan Foundation for his screenplay Mother Bear (2025), and was the recipient of ACTF's Hip-Hop Theatre Creator Award with his play DOOMPOCALYPSE (2026). He believes that through battles alongside whimsical creatures we can better understand one another (Some would call him a Pokémon fanatic).
