Rachel Bublitz is an award-winning playwright known for telling stories about women, and creating exciting new work for young performers. She received the Will Glickman Award for the best premiere play in the San Francisco Bay Area for Ripped. The Night Witches has received over fifty productions worldwide. Rachel was recognized as a top emerging female playwright in the Bay Area, receiving the June Anne Baker Prize. Her work has received a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere and has been produced at theaters and schools across the United States, as well as Canada, England, Ireland, and Australia.

Rachel currently lives in Utah, where she’s been produced by Good Company Theatre (Ripped), and the Egyptian YouTheatre (Cheerleaders VS. Aliens and The Night Witches). She has developed her plays with Salt Lake Acting Company (Let's Fix Andy), The University of Utah (Hear Us Roar), Plan-B Theatre (Tip Top Triangle), and Utah Shakespeare Festival (Burst).

Nationally, Rachel has been produced by Z Space (Ripped), Alleyway Theatre (Burst), Adjusted Realists (Red Days), New City Players (Burst), Loud Fridge Theatre Group (Ripped), Barrington Stage Company (My Body) as well as many other theaters.

Her plays have been published with Dramatic Publishing (Burst and The Night Witches), Playscripts (Biz Town and Ghost House), Stage Partners (The Hardy Girls, The Book Women, Of Serpents & Sea Spray, and The Red House Monster), YouthPLAYS (The Summer I Howled), as well as many others. In addition to her plays, she has a book on playwriting available through Stage Partners: How to Build a Playwright in Three Acts. Rachel is thrilled to have Red Days with Gitelman & Good Publishers.

When she’s not writing, she’s watching her daughter dominate at water polo or gardening with her son. For more: RachelBublitz.com