Gab Cody

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Progression is an independent feature comedy set and shot in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh.

<p>Gab Cody&rsquo;s film works include shorts and documentaries that have screened at&nbsp;<em>Greetings From Pittsburgh: Neighborhood Narratives,</em>&nbsp;the Cleveland International Film Festival, NYC Horror Film Fest, San Francisco Independent Film Festival, San Francisco&rsquo;s Disposable Film Fest, the 11/22 International Comedy Short Film Festival in Vienna, Austria, and on WQED-TV.</p> <p>Her plays have been staged at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami, the Williamstown Theatre Festival, Quantum Theatre and NYC&rsquo;s Urban Stages, as well as nonameplayers&rsquo; SWAN Day festival, theBricolage Theater Company&rsquo;s IN THE RAW reading series and their 24-hour play festival B.U.S.&nbsp;&nbsp;<em>Prussia: 1866,&nbsp;</em>Gab's farcical examination of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and his protofeminist friends, received a staged reading at The WorkShop Theatre in New York in January 2011.</p> <p>Gab was recently awarded an MFA by Point Park University.&nbsp; She earned her BFA at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. &nbsp;Gab attended the Sewanee Writers&rsquo; Conference last summer as a Tennessee Williams scholar in playwriting. Her new bilingual Franco-English play<em>&nbsp;Fat Beckett&nbsp;</em>received a full production in December, 2011 at&nbsp;<a href="http://quantumtheatre.com/">Quantum Theater</a>&nbsp;in Pittsburgh and was named a top ten production of the year by the<em><a href="http://progressionmovie.com/%C2%A0http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11356/1198428-325-0.stm?cmpid=theater.xml">Pittsburgh Post-Gazette</a></em>. Gab&rsquo;s collaboration with Lori Roper,&nbsp;<em>The Sisters Grey,</em>&nbsp;will receive a production in March of 2013 at the August Wilson Center for African American Culture, after a &ldquo;from page to stage&rdquo; developmental process.&nbsp;</p>

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