Mark Troy is a renowned playwright with an impressive portfolio of over 40 major plays produced globally. His notable works include "Desperation", which won the Samuel French Short Play of the Year award, and "Belladonna's of the Court", which received the Five Valley Theatre League Awards, including Best New Comedy, and was published by Brooklyn Publishers.
Among his notable productions are "Century Village Boca", "The Proposal", "Birdy", which were all finalists at the Actors Theatre of Louisville Short Play Festival, and "Balloon", which won the Chicago Dramatist Short Play Award. His other notable plays include "Getting You Bupkus", "The Misguided Production", "Shiksa, Join The Club", which won at the Malibu International Play Festival, and "Everyone I Know", which won at the Los Angeles Play Festival.
Troy's plays have been showcased in various festivals and productions across the world, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Australia, Scotland, and the Philippines. He has also worked on film projects with notable directors and actors, such as Rob Reiner, Tom Hanks, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Robin Williams.
In addition to his writing credits, Troy has also taught and lectured at various institutions, including Harbor College, Gettysburg College, Queens College, Learning Tree University, Universal Studios, Learning Annex, Celebrity Cruise Lines, Temecula Film Festival, Flatland Writer's Conference, and the Burbank Schools. He is a member of the Writer's Guild of America and the Dramatist Guild of America.
Troy's extensive experience and achievements in the entertainment industry have earned him recognition and accolades, solidifying his position as a respected and accomplished playwright, screenwriter, and educator.
