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 An Interview with Joseph Heller (5.2MB) From the archive: Jenny Lyn Bader interviewed Joseph Heller about his novel Picture This - click on the sound file above to hear a few snippets of their conversation... Just ignore the background noise in the restaurant.
Mercedes Ruehl and Heather Goldenhersh in Manhattan Casanova
Ricarrdo Valentine, Goussy Celestin, Marie Davis, Stephanie Shipp, Vanessa Rodriguez, Maribel Martinez, Marcelino Feliciano, Greer Morrison, Petol Weekes, Louis Paulino, and Lena-Marie Gilbert in How We Are Connected photo © Joel Weber
Dara Seitzman in Mona Lisa Speaks
Did Kafka really read porn? in the NY Times Week in Review Generation Cuspin the NY Times Week in Review
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Alison Pill in None of the Above (New Georges), directed by Julie Kramer at the Ohio Theatre in Soho, available from Dramatists Play Service
Emmanuelle Chriqui & John Lloyd Young reading Best Friends (W.E.T. Love Benefit), published in Best 10-Minute Plays: 2011.
BIO Jenny Lyn Bader's plays include Mona Lisa Speaks (Core Ensemble), which premiered at the Berklee College of Music and was also seen at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts; In Flight (NAAA Award Winner, London); None of the Above (Lion Theatre), which former Outer Critics Circle President Marjorie Gunner called "easily the best play of the season," first produced by New Georges (Oppy Award nominee for Best Play); and Manhattan Casanova (Hudson Stage), winner of the Edith Oliver Award (O'Neill Center), also staged at Guild Hall (w/ Mercedes Ruehl). Her work has also been produced at Center Stage NY, Humana Festival of New American Plays and NY Int'l Fringe Festival ("Best of the Fringe" selection).
She co-wrote all three plays in The Jackson Heights Trilogy for Theatre 167, where she serves as Director of Artistic Development, and co-produced the six-hour epic in rotating repertory in 2013. This season she also wrote Pink, Grey, Maroon (Half Moon Theatre) and Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library (“More Jewish Women You Should Know,” Anne Frank Center) and co-authored How We Are Connected: Caribbean (Museo del Barrio, Brooklyn Museum) and Serious Music (“Bespoke Musicals,” York Theatre).
Her plays have been published by Dramatists Play Service, Vintage, and Smith & Kraus, where nine of her one-acts appear in the annual Best 10-Minute Play series. She has received a 2010-11 Lark Core Artist Fellowship and a 2002 Lark Playwriting Fellowship.
She wrote both seasons of the internet drama Watercooler (MSN) and has written scripts for Warner Brothers, NBC, and HBO, where she developed a pilot with Billy Crystal. She has been a guest artist at Cornell and Barnard, a faculty member at The New School, and a frequent contributor to The New York Times. Her essays appear in Next: Young American Writers on the New Generation (Norton) and other anthologies. She co-authored He Meant, She Meant (Warner).
Her work has been developed at the Women's Project Directors Forum (w/ Eli Wallach), Lincoln Center Theatre Directors Lab, and The New Group.
Jenny Lyn is a Harvard graduate. If you really want heaps more information about her, visit the page of the Endless Bio!
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Letter to the EditorJLB's letter in the NY Times this week More NY Times randomnessJLB cited in NY Times piece on playwrights G. Gionfriddo and W. Wasserstein Blog 30Jenny Lyn's entry for the League of Professional Theatre Women's 30th anniversary blogging extravaganza. Film AnnexEren Gulfidan of Film Annex interviews JLB about Theatre 167, the trilogy, playwriting, and women's empowerment Theatre 167Our community-building theatre company, led by longtime JLB collaborator Ari Laura Kreith. ARTSCAPE radio interviewDavid Lemberg interviews JLB about Out of Mind, Manhattan Casanova, inspiration, science v. art, and more. Bader vs. Kramer...NYTheatre interview about None of the Above with JLB and longtime collaborator Julie Kramer CNN InterviewBader & Brazell on male-female communication 
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