Our Writers 2010
Enrique Urueta (Forever Never Comes)
Colombian-American, by way of Virginia and San Francisco, Enrique Urueta will receive his MFA in playwriting from Brown University in May 2009. His plays have been developed or produced by Brown University/Trinity Repertory Theatre Consortium, American Repertory Theatre, Aurora Theatre, The Queer Latino Artists Coalition, Playwrights Foundation, Impact Theatre, The Lark Play Development Center, Golden Thread Productions, and The Queer Cultural Center, where he is currently the playwright in residence. His play The Danger of Bleeding Brown gained Honorable Mention in the 2007 The Pen Is A Mighty Sword Playwriting Contest. He is a recipient of the Creating Queer Communities grant, a Theatre Bay Area CASH Grant, The Global Age Project Award 2007, and the Theater Bay Area New Work Fund Grant 2008. He is a proud member of NoPassport, a pan-American theater coalition devoted to the advocacy of Latino/a and hemispherically-minded work. He is a current finalist for the Yale Drama Series Playwriting Award.
info on Crowded Fire's production of Forever Never Comes
Past Playwrights
Aaron Loeb
Caridad Svich
Caryl Churchill
Charles L. Mee
Chay Yew
Christina Anderson
Christine Evans
Dominic Orlando
Edward Bond
Gregory Motton
Howard Barker
J.C. Lee
Kimberley Davis Basso+
Lisa D’Amour
Liz Duffy Adams
Mac Wellman
Mickey Birnbaum
Marilee Talkington+
Mollena Williams+
Naomi Wallace
Sheila Callaghan
Trevor Allen+
+ indicates former or current Crowded Fire Resident Artist








