Fooled ya didn't I? Admit it. You thought I was a guy. Right?

Because we all know how much testosterone it takes to write  a play.

Well don't feel bad. Unless you've already checked me out at Dramatic. Or read my blithering ruminations on the ICWP list ... how would you know?

And I don't mind.  You can think I'm a martian if you want to ... so long as you read my plays.

True Lies About Me

In case you need a bio, here's my life in one paragraph:

D.W. Gregory is a recovering theatre critic and playwright whose work has been produced throughout the United States and abroad.  Her most popular title is 'Radium Girls,' about the dialpainters who worked with radium-laced paint in the 1920s.  Other plays include Molumby's Million, a comedy about the boxer Jack Dempsey; October 1962, a psychological suspense drama;  the Good Daughter, an epic love story;  the Good Girl Is Gone, a black comedy. She is also the author of several one-act plays, including So Tell Me About This Guy, a comedy featured in Actors Theatre of Louisville's MATCH GAMES, which premiered in early 2009.  In addition to writing plays, Ms. Gregory occasionally teaches playwriting. She is a founding member of The Playwrights' Gymnasium, a process-oriented workshop in Washington, D.C. Gregory is a member of the Dramatists Guild and a resident playwright at New Jersey Repertory Company,  which premiered The Good Daughter,  in October 2003.

2009

January: So Tell Me About This Guy included in MATCH GAMES at Actors Theatre of Louisville

September: Salvation Road opens at Philly Fringe.

2007

The Good Girl is Gone premieres at Playwrights Theatre of NJ. Author selected as National Core Member of The Playwrights Center and jets off for workshops in Minneapolis.

2005