Deb Margolin
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Deb Margolin (born September 8, 1953) is an American performance artist and playwright. Coming to prominence in the 1980's, as script-writer and performer in the feminist theater troupe Split Britches, Margolin has since gone solo in a string of one-woman shows, which she continues to perform. A compilation of her scripts, Of All The Nerve: Deb Margolin SOLO, was published in 1999 by Cassell/Continuum Press. It was edited by literary theorist Lynda Hart, who wrote commentary on each piece. [1]
In 2005, Margolin won the Kesselring Prize for her play, Three Seconds in the Key, a piece which reflected her own experiences with Hodgkin's Disease. [2]
She currently teaches playwriting and performance at Yale University.
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