Tony
Howarth
Literary Manager
BIO
Tony Howarth has received grants from the Death in America Foundation and the Drama League; he was playwright-in-residence for the Mint Theatre, in New York City, from 1991 to 1995. Professional productions include: Dream City Twosome, produced Off-Broadway in 1999; Thornwood, presented all over the U.S., in Europe and in Tanzania, later made into an award-winning independent movie, Slings and Arrows; Sundown, presented at the Sonora Playhouse, Sonora, California; Maiden Voyage, presented at the Westbeth Theater Center, New York City; his one-act play, Sally in the Middle, was presented in Amsterdam in 2001. As a director, he has worked on countless productions; his most recent gig was HMS Pinafore and Robert and Elizabeth, for the College Light Opera Company, this summer, in Falmouth, Mass. As an actor, he has appeared in several productions as a member of Actors Equity. He conducted a workshop for young playwrights for five years at the Westbeth Theater Center in Greenwich Village until the Center closed; he now teaches playwrighting with the Axial Theatre.
