Kevin Armento

About the author Kevin Armento

Kevin Armento is a Brooklyn-based writer originally from San Diego. His plays include Companion Piece (Pleasance Theatre, London), killers (Tom Noonan’s Paradise Factory), a way to reach me, and Good Men Wanted, which premiered at Ars Nova’s ANT Fest in 2014 and was the fastest show to sell out in the festival’s history. His work has also been performed with Naked Angels, Seattle Repertory Theatre, the New Ohio, INTAR, Last Frontier Theatre Conference, Theatre503, Rogue Machine Theatre, Hollywood Fringe Festival, and the GYM at Judson. He was an inaugural member of Fresh Ground Pepper’s PlayGroup, a finalist for TerraNOVA's Groundbreakers, is the recipient of a commission from the Abingdon Theatre, and is currently working on a commission from One Year Lease. His screenplays have received honors from Slamdance, Action on Film Festival, New York City Horror Film Festival, and Los Angeles International Film Festival, and his work has also been featured on Glamour, Yahoo, and The Huffington Post.

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Molly Murphy, the Assistant Director on Suzan-Lori Parks’ Father Comes Home From The Wars, sits down with playwright Kevin Armento to discuss freedom.

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