About Gabriel Davis

Gabriel Davis (playwright) writes for and about the stage and screen. He holds his MFA in Dramatic Writing from Carnegie Mellon School of Drama. A two ­time recipient of the Shubert Fellowship for Studies in Dramatic Writing, his playwriting has been featured at theatres including Theater for the New City, Primary Stages, Manhattan Repertory Theatre, Piney Fork Theatre, Manhattan Arts Center, Forward Theatre, Court Street Theater. He has taught playwriting for Westport Country Playhouse Playmaking and Joanne Woodward Apprentice Programs and for City Theatre Company. His theatre criticism is published in Westport Country Playhouse's "Insiders Insight," City Theatre Company's "City Talk," Indiana Printing and Publishing Co's "PULP." His audition monologues are featured in Gerald Ratliff's "Audition Monologues for Young Women" (Meriwether Publishing), the NBC­sponsored "Star Project" (American Black Film Festival) and on Ace-Your-Audition.com. His screenplay "Between Beats" was a finalist for the Sloan Foundation Screenwriting Award and semi­-finalist NY Writers Summit.  Read full bio.

View Gabriel's monologues for actors here.