Milo Cramer is a writer and performer in NYC.
Milo’s Obie-winning solo show SCHOOL PICTURES has been produced in Philadelphia, Minneapolis, and at Playwrights Horizons in New York, where it was named “#1 show of 2023” by Sara Holdren in New York Magazine, and featured on NPR’s This American Life.
Milo’s workplace satire BUSINESS IDEAS won the 2024 Kendeda Award and premiered at The Alliance - the major theater in Atlanta - and is upcoming in NYC with Clubbed Thumb. Other works include CUTE ACTIVIST at The Bushwick Starr (“a brilliant match of material and theater… a fable for our times” - Jesse Green, NYT) and MINOR CHARACTER, created with New Saloon at The Public Theater as part of the international Under The Radar Festival (“it was grand to see the frothy meringue Minor Character again… even better since last year” - Helen Shaw, American Theatre). Milo’s confessional audio play BOY FACTORY was released during the pandemic through Playwrights Horizons (“best theater of 2020… delightfully strange, sometimes horribly uncomfortable” - Joey Simms, Transitions).
Milo is developing a multimedia piece called JURY DUTY with director Morgan Green, and a 3-person, 1-piano musical called NO SINGING IN THE NAVY. They are a MacDowell Fellow, a graduate of Naomi Iizuka’s MFA program at UCSD, a middle child, and an Aries. Representation: Emma Feiwel / WME; Courtney Conwell / Curate Management.
milocramer1@gmail.com
School Pictures at The Wilma. Directed by Morgan Green, design by Jean Kim, photo by Johanna Austin.