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I was a writer for ABC’s WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE and Fox’s SPORTS GENIUSES. I was also the sole writer of more than 400 episodes for the syndicated radio program LITTLE KNOWN LEGENDS OF SPORTS. BA, Brown University.
- Plays
The surreality of the situation and the heightened stakes...
- Short plays
THE BARTER - Amidst the pandemic, two strangers meet on a...
- Plays
The surreality of the situation and the heightened stakes also highlight how different their personalities are and threaten the future of their relationship. This play is a full-length version of my short play of the same name, which received the 2020 Segora One-Act Play Prize.
THE BARTER - Amidst the pandemic, two strangers meet on a darkened street to exchange essential goods. (4 pp, 2 characters, any age, gender, race) Included in in Smith & Kraus's Laughter is the Best Medicine: Forty-Five 5 Minute Plays in the Time of Coronavirus.
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- Writer
- Verismo Productions
An interview with playwright Jeff Stolzer, the author of "The Lost Tribe" which was one of the winners of the 2010 Texas Nonprofit Theatre's POPS contest for...
Jeff was a writer for ABC’s WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE and Fox’s SPORTS GENIUSES. He was also the sole writer of more than 400 episodes for the syndicated radio program LITTLE KNOWN LEGENDS OF SPORTS. BA, Brown University. MFA, University of Southern California.
Jeff Stolzer is an award-winning playwright, television writer and screenwriter. His full-length play, the LOST TRIBE, received the Arts Club of Washington's 2009 National Playwriting Award and was a winner of the 2010 Texas Nonprofit Theatres New Play Project and the 2010 Long Beach Playhouse New Works Festival.
