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Stephen Weiner
STEPHEN WEINER most recently wrote the score for Once Upon A Time In New Jersey (Book and Lyrics by Susan DiLallo), which captured both the 2003 Richard Rodgers Award and the 2003 Kleban Award for Ms. DiLallo's book, and which has been showcased at staged readings and workshops around the country. Off-Broadway credits include the Manhattan Theatre Club's Obie-Award winning newyorkers (Lyrics by Glenn Slater), which received the Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel and Outer Critics Circle nominations for Best Off Broadway Musical, and Hamlet Sings (lyrics by Peter Mills), produced at the Prospect Theater Company. Regional credits include the musical Spittin' Image, which premiered at the Forum Theater in New Jersey (Book by Karin Kasdin, Lyrics by Laura Szabo-Cohen). Awards include the 2000 ASCAP Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award, and the ASCAP Bernice Cohen Award for his unproduced score to Lost In America. Steve is currently working with lyricist Glenn Slater on The Hudsucker Proxy, which was recently workshopped at the New Voices Festival in Steamboat Springs, CO, as well as a new musical comedy, Iron Curtain, with Peter Mills (Book & Lyrics). He is a graduate of the ASCAP, BMI and Dramatists Guild Musical Theater Workshops, and an ASCAP member. He lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with his favorite cast - wife Ryta and daughters Marla, Lisa and Olivia.

Bio as of September, 2008.



American Theatre Wing programs, interviews and/or credits include:

American Theatre Wing Jonathan Larson Grant Recipient - 2005