Author

FINEGAN KRUCKEMEYER

Finegan Kruckemeyer

Finegan has had 101 plays performed on six continents and in eight languages. His work has enjoyed seasons in over 200 international festivals and in 2018, he was the most-produced playwright of original children’s theatre in the US.

He and his work have received 42 awards, including the Mickey Miners Lifetime Achievement Award for international Theatre for Young Audiences, David Williamson Prize for Excellence in Australian Playwrighting, eight Australian Writers Guild Awards and an inaugural Sidney Myer Fellowship. He has spoken at conferences in ten countries, with papers published and works studied at many international universities.

Finegan was born in Ireland and moved halfway around the world to Adelaide, Australia aged eight. After 15 years, he and his wife left for the island state of Tasmania. And after 15 more, with their son Moe, they returned.

He is committed to making strong and respectful work for young people, which acknowledges them as astute audience members outside the plays, and worthy subjects within.

www.finegankruckemeyer.com

THE GRUMPIEST BOY IN THE WORLD by Finegan Kruckemeyer
BOATS by Finegan Kruckemeyer
HELENA AND THE JOURNEY OF THE HELLO by Finegan Kruckemeyer
IF ONLY THE LONELY WERE HOME by Finegan Kruckemeyer
THIS UNCHARTED HOUR by Finegan Kruckemeyer
MAN COVETS BIRD by Finegan Kruckemeyer
THE GIRL WHO FORGOT TO SING BADLY by Finegan Kruckemeyer
AT SEA, STARING UP by Finegan Kruckemeyer
HIBERNATION by Finegan Kruckemeyer
THOSE WHO FALL IN LOVE LIKE ANCHORS DROPPED UPON THE OCEAN FLOOR by Finegan Kruckemeyer
YOU AND ME AND THE SPACE BETWEEN by Finegan Kruckemeyer
FOR WE THE YOUNG by Finegan Kruckemeyer
MY ROBOT by Finegan Kruckemeyer
LOVE by Finegan Kruckemeyer
THE SNOW by Finegan Kruckemeyer
THIS GIRL LAUGHS, THIS GIRL CRIES, THIS GIRL DOES NOTHING by Finegan Kruckemeyer
WHERE WORDS ONCE WERE by Finegan Kruckemeyer

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