Susan Miller - Bio

Susan Miller is an OBIE award winning playwright and Guggenheim Fellow whose work includes the critically acclaimed one-woman play, My Left Breast (Obie), which premiered in Louisville’s Humana Festival and has been performed across the U.S, Canada, and France. Her play A Map of Doubt And Rescue won The Susan Smith Blackburn Prize; and she received an OBIE for Nasty Rumors And Final Remarks. Other plays: Sweeping The Nation,  For Dear Life,  Flux, Confessions of A Female Disorder, It’s Our Town, Too, and Reading List.  She’s been produced at The Public Theatre, Second Stage, Naked Angels, NYStage & Film, and The Mark Taper Forum, among others.  

Her articles have appeared in O, The Oprah Magazine, American Theatre, The Dramatist, Girlfriends, The Bark, and  MS.

Miller was a Consulting Producer/writer on the first season of The L Word as well as a Story Editor on ABC’s landmark series, “Thirtysomething.”  She’s written original screenplays for Disney, Universal, Warner Brothers, and her short film, The Grand Design, was directed by and starred Eric Stoltz and Frances Conroy.

She is currently Executive Producing and writing, along with Tina CesaWard, the hit dramatic web series, Anyone But Me, (www.AnyoneButMeSeries.com) which airs on Hulu.com and Blip.tv with fans in France, Brazil, Germany, Australia, Greece, Argentina, and the U.K.   click here to read more

Susan lives in New York City with her partner and their dog, Henree.  Her son is also a writer, living and working in L.A.

 

A Book by Susan Miller
A Map of Doubt and Rescue

On the dust jacket: Charlotte Saloman, "Life? or Theatre?" from the Collection of Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam.

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