Photograph by Adrian Walker
Avery L. Ingvarson is a Manhattan-based playwright, dramaturg, and director (often also a photographer, producer, performer or art historian).
They believe deeply that theatre is the ultimate collaborative art form, that life is for making art with and for their community and loved ones, and that the 1960 Lerner and Loewe musical Camelot can be fixed. They’re drawn to projects that are surreal, gender expansive, and interpersonal.
Avery is currently working on a 2025 writing project to write twelve new full length plays this calendar year. They’ve completed 4/12, and two of those (Who Do You Think I Am and Don’t Jump) are currently up on New Play Exchange for anyone who would like to read them.
B: We're the same, you know. Even if you don't want to admit it.
A: Unlovable?
B: Um. I meant scared. But that, too. We probably all are. Unlovable, and scared, and all too aware of both of those things.
- Bracing for the Wind by Avery L. Ingvarson
Recent, Upcoming, and On Going
- Maude (& Dramaturg) in It’s Been Ten Years Since Everyone Died at The Tank (June 1-7)
- Like Fine Wine cabaret at The Green Room 42 (July 11th)
- Directing the musical Spelling Club (August 8th)
- More rehearsal photography than anyone would ever think possible
- Writing play after play after play
Talk to me about art.
averyingvarson@gmail.com
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