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Isaiah Stavchansky is a Jewish Mexican American playwright from Amherst, Massachusetts. He lives in Brooklyn.

His plays include Anne Frank in Mt. Vernon, Ohio (produced by Glitch Stage and Film at JACK; semi-finalist for the National Jewish Playwriting Contest), Constantinople, or The Hair Plug Play (developed w/ The Edith Wharton Writing Residency and Slough Farm Residency), and Smooth Time (developed w/ NYFA City Corps Grant & The Mark O'Donnell Theater).

His work has also been supported by residencies, fellowships, & writers’ groups at The Edith Wharton House, Slough Farm, New York Foundation for the Arts, The Workshop Theater, and Williamstown Theatre Festival. He is the editor of “What This Place Makes Me: A Collection of 21st Century American Plays on Immigration,” published by Restless Books.

Isaiah is a graduate of Kenyon College and Atlantic Acting School.