Gab Cody is an American filmmaker and theatre artist. She wrote,
produced and directed the feature film Progression, and her plays Fat
Beckett, Crush the Infamous Thing, The Alchemists' Lab, Prussia:1866
and Inside Passage have premiered at theaters. She served as Lead
Writer on the immersive theatre pieces STRATA, OjO and DODO, produced
by the Bricolage Production Company.Cody was born in Juneau, Alaska.
She spent her youth there and in Upstate New York before moving to
North Carolina. She attended the University of North Carolina School
of the Arts, and after graduating moved to New York City.In New York,
she worked for Broadway producer Stuart Thompson and as the personal
assistant to playwright David Hare. Her first play, Crush the Infamous
Thing: The Adventures of the Hollywood Four, was optioned by Broadway
producer Randall Wreghitt, and she starred in the world premiere
production at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami, Florida.In 2007,
Cody moved to Pittsburgh, PA, where she wrote and produced the short
film "Mombies" for the feature Greetings From Pittsburgh: Neighborhood
Narratives. With her husband and partner Sam Turich, she wrote,
produced and directed the feature film Progression. Her work for
theatre continued: Quantum Theatre produced her play Fat Beckett (in
which she starred with collaborator Rita Reis), which was published by
Playscripts, Inc. Her plays The Alchemists' Lab and Prussia: 1866 were
produced at the Pittsburgh Playhouse. She served as Lead Writer on the
immersive theater pieces STRATA, OjO and DODO with Bricolage
Production Company. STRATA was named a number one production of the
year by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and appeared on the cover of
American Theatre Magazine. OjO premiered at the Three Rivers Arts
Festival in 2014 and was produced at the Without Walls Festival at the
La Jolla Playhouse in 2015. DODO premiered at the Carnegie Museum of
Natural History and Carnegie Museum of Art in October, 2017. Her
autobiographical, multimedia non-traditional documentary Inside
Passage premiered at Quantum Theatre on March 2, 2018.
produced and directed the feature film Progression, and her plays Fat
Beckett, Crush the Infamous Thing, The Alchemists' Lab, Prussia:1866
and Inside Passage have premiered at theaters. She served as Lead
Writer on the immersive theatre pieces STRATA, OjO and DODO, produced
by the Bricolage Production Company.Cody was born in Juneau, Alaska.
She spent her youth there and in Upstate New York before moving to
North Carolina. She attended the University of North Carolina School
of the Arts, and after graduating moved to New York City.In New York,
she worked for Broadway producer Stuart Thompson and as the personal
assistant to playwright David Hare. Her first play, Crush the Infamous
Thing: The Adventures of the Hollywood Four, was optioned by Broadway
producer Randall Wreghitt, and she starred in the world premiere
production at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami, Florida.In 2007,
Cody moved to Pittsburgh, PA, where she wrote and produced the short
film "Mombies" for the feature Greetings From Pittsburgh: Neighborhood
Narratives. With her husband and partner Sam Turich, she wrote,
produced and directed the feature film Progression. Her work for
theatre continued: Quantum Theatre produced her play Fat Beckett (in
which she starred with collaborator Rita Reis), which was published by
Playscripts, Inc. Her plays The Alchemists' Lab and Prussia: 1866 were
produced at the Pittsburgh Playhouse. She served as Lead Writer on the
immersive theater pieces STRATA, OjO and DODO with Bricolage
Production Company. STRATA was named a number one production of the
year by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and appeared on the cover of
American Theatre Magazine. OjO premiered at the Three Rivers Arts
Festival in 2014 and was produced at the Without Walls Festival at the
La Jolla Playhouse in 2015. DODO premiered at the Carnegie Museum of
Natural History and Carnegie Museum of Art in October, 2017. Her
autobiographical, multimedia non-traditional documentary Inside
Passage premiered at Quantum Theatre on March 2, 2018.
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