Lindsey Ferrentino is a playwright originally from Florida where many of her plays are set. Lindsey’s plays include Ugly Lies the Bone, Amy and the Orphans, This Flat Earth, Kokomo, Moonlight on the Bayou, and Paradise Bar and Grill among others. They have been produced at The National Theatre of London, Roundabout Theatre Company, among others. Lindsey is a recipient of the National Art Club’s Kesserling Prize, Laurents/ Hatcher Citation of Excellence, Paul Newman Drama Award, ASCAP Cole Porter Playwriting Prize, the Holland Voices Playwriting Award, and finalist for The Susan Smith Blackburn. Lindsey is currently under commission for new plays from: Roundabout Theatre Company, The Public, The Tricycle, The Geffen, South Coast Repertory, and a new musical for The National Theatre. She holds a BFA from NYU and two MFA’s in playwriting from Hunter College and the Yale School of Drama.