Ken Green, Playwright
Ken Green
Playwright: The Hale Farm Project; Loyalty or Liberty: Tales of Revolutionary Newport
Ken Green is a Chicagoan currently residing in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. His plays include In The Back/On The Floor, produced by Chicago’s Stage Left Theater, July 5, a full-length audio drama on the life of Frederick Douglass and commissioned by New York City’s Ensemble for the Romanic Century, The F&L at 1330, a full-length play that received a workshop performances as part of Moonbox Production’s Boston’s New Works Festival 2023, and The Charles Lenox Experience, a historical “moving play” commissioned and produced by New Repertory Theater in Watertown, Mass. in 2020. Other plays include The Campaign, Your Favorite, and …And Then There’s Aaron Burr, all featured at the Boston Theater Marathon.
Ken is a former Chicago news and sports reporter and editor, bad slam poet, and worse standup comedian. He was co-host/co-producer of Story Club Boston, a storytelling/reading series. He has been featured on the nationally televised storytelling show, “Stories from the Stage” on PBS and has been a local Moth and Massmouth storytelling finalist.