Suzanne Bronson

Suzanne Bronson is an over fifty, New York City-based writer for stage and screen, and a poet, educator, and mother of two. Her scripts draw from her work history in corporate America, her years writing for various print and online magazines, working both sides of the footlights in regional theaters, and as a high school / middle school drama educator, producer and director.

Suzanne's comedy A Reasonable Expectation of Privacy was a semi-finalist for the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center and long-listed for England's Theatre503 Playwriting Award. The comedy Dionysus Has A Crisis was a semi-finalist for 21st Century Voices, New Play Festival and the drama The Captive Audience was a finalist for The Sauk Theatre’s Plays-In-Development.

The dramedy Mothafckers: Tales of Modern Greek was produced at Mesa Lab at Colorado Mesa University as part of their artist-in-residence program. Suzanne’s plays have also been produced in various showcases, for podcasts, on YouTube and Zoom, and in various literary publications. 

In addition to her two published books of poetry, her verse has appeared in The Aspen Daily News, Colorado Life magazine, and featured on Colorado Public Radio. She had taught poetry writing and resume writing workshops with Mesa County library, Grand Valley Arts Festivals, and for veterans and their families with Operation Revamp, Inc.

Suzanne is a member of the Dramatist Guild of America and holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.