Jeremy Sony is a Midwest-based playwright and screenwriter and recipient of the 2012 Scott McPherson Playwriting Award. His independent feature SEPARATION ANXIETY (Best Drama, 2012 Riverbend Film Festival) was produced by Glass City Films, starring Emmy-winner John Wesley Shipp and Drama Desk nominee Polly Adams. Sony's latest play, FRACKTURE, has received staged readings through the TAGS New Play Project and Ohio University Seabury Quinn, Jr. Playwrights Festival, and was developed thanks in part to support from the 2012-2013 Anthony Trisolini Graduate Fellowship. His other plays include ADVICE TO THE HAPPY COUPLE (MadLab Theatre), THE COSMONAUT IN HUMAN RESOURCES (Luna Theatre), SPIN CYCLE (2010 Heideman Award Finalist, Actors Theatre of Louisville), AGAINST THE PANE (Penobscot Theater), MEETING GOD ON A TUESDAY MORNING and DO THEY EXPEDITE THERE (Curtain Players Theater), THE PHYSICS OF TINY BUBBLES, THE FACE OF CONTRITION, and THE DEATH OF EDWARD FOX. Sony's plays have also been seen at Theatre Daedalus, Western Michigan University, and The Last Frontier Theatre Conference. Other writing credits include “Hard Stop” (published by Outskirts Press under the pseudonym Jamie Rotham). Sony holds an M.F.A. in Playwriting from Ohio University and a B.A. in Film & Television from the University of Notre Dame. He is founder of submissioncalendar.com and co-founder of Theatre Daedalus, a company devoted to new play development. Sony has studied under playwrights Charles Smith, Erik Ramsey, and Kara Lee Corthron, and is an associate member of the Dramatists Guild. You can follow him on twitter @JeremyWrites.