Shara Feit

Shara Feit is writer/recovering itinerant who tells sad/funny stories about messy/virtuosic people reckoning with community, grief, and the wild ride of having a body, among them little lives (Reading: The Public, starring Cynthia Nixon and Susan Sarandon; Finalist: O’Neill, Terrence McNally New Work Incubator), High School Dybbuk (Finalist: O’Neill), and Bad Things (Shortlist: Theatre503 International Competition). Shara’s plays have also been seen at the Tank, the OOB Short Play Festival (Winner), the Barrow Group, B Street Theatre, the 24 Hour Plays, the Lanford Wilson Festival, Pipeline Theatre Company, Geva Theatre Center, 24/6, Williamstown Theatre Festival's Professional Training Program, Andy’s Summer Playhouse, and at universities around the country. Shara’s work has also been supported by the Banff Center, Barn Arts, The Sewanee Writers' Conference (Romulus Linney Scholarship), the Alliance for Jewish Theatre, the Bronx Council on the Arts, the Dorot Fellowship, and The New Harmony Project.