Leslie Bramm is the author of over 25 plays which have been produced, work- shopped and/or developed, regionally, independently, and internationally, by

•  Three Crows Theatre 
• The Present Company 
•  The Penobscot Theatre 
•  The Actor’s Theatre of Louisville 
•  Boomerang Theatre 
•  Emerging Artists Theatre 
•  Nicu’s Spoon, 
•  The Edward Albee Last Frontier Conference 
•  Rattle Stick 
•  Reverie Productions 
• Playwrights Horizons/Tisch 
•  Shelter Theatre Group 
•  Gold Coast Theatre in Australia 
•  M.T. Pockets Theatre,  
• Theatre La Monde, Paris  
• The West End Theater, London 
• The Colorado Fine Arts Center 
• Variations Theatre Group 
• WOW Café
• The New School
• The Krane Theatre
• The Chain Theatre 

• JAC Publications
• Smith and Krause
• Brooklyn Publishers
• One Act Play Depot
• The New York Theatre Experience
• Indie Theatre Now
• Next Stage Press.  
• Fleas on the Dog
• Godot Magazine

• Paul T. Nolan Award:  “Oswald’s Backyard” 
• Tennessee Williams Literary Award: “Big Ball” 
• Heineman Award: “Left- Handed Hofner” 
• The Glass Award: “Islands of Repair” 
• The Bolan Literary Award: “Islands of Repair” 

• Edward Albee, Last Frontier Residency    2001-2001 
•  The Present Company’s Pool                        1999-2005 
•  Variations Theatre Group                                2010-2014 
• Urban Artists Collective                                    2014-2016 
• Provence Town Players Residency              2011-2011 
• Cimientos Theatre                                          2017-2018 
• Actors Studio Playwright/Director Unit     2016- 

Julliard School of Music 1984-1986 

Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute 1984-1989 

Spoon Theatre 2007-2009 Literary Manager – Lab director 

League of Independent Theatres 2010-2012 Communications Manager 

Variations Theatre Group 2013-2015 Literary Manager – Lab director 

Present Company 1999-2016 Perennial Adjudicator 

Bramm Co-wrote the screenplay, THIS IS NOT HERE, based on the memoir- The Last Days of John Lennon, with Kevin Corrigan. Bramm and Corrigan co-founded Indie Rock band Diz Dam. Diz Dam recorded an EP and gigged around New York in the 80s and 90s.  Bramm is also a published and an award-winning poet, as well as a middle-aged power forward, playing seriously tough New York City basketball.  His play “A.B.C.” banned from the curriculum at SUNY College.