JASON S. GROSSMAN (Writer/Producer) – Artistic Director of Funny…Sheesh Productions.  Writer: The Ballad of Rodrigo (dir. Amber Gallery; nominated for 2 New York Innovative Theatre Awards); Doubles Crossed; Assholes & Idiots; Love Me (dir. Rachel Klein; dir. Daryl Boling; winner, Outstanding Playwriting for a New Script in Planet Connections Festivity; play published in NYTE's 2011); King of the Mountains (screenplay, co-created with William Tyler Smith); The Guy of 2Z (screenplay).  He wrote and produced the program How to Fold a Map? (dir. Amber Gallery, Shaun Peknic) to sold-out houses.  He co-wrote and performed in the shameless multimedia-cautionary-extravaganza You Happy Now?  Somebody Just Lost An Eye (with Julie Perkins; dir. Chip Phillips).  He has also taught improv, comedy writing and the course The Art of Socializing and Networking at several NYC Colleges.  He has written for Amios, Mind the Gap, New Light Theatre Project’s Darkroom, 3 Voices Theatre, the Shortened Attention Span Festival and TV Land's Ultimate Fan Search.  His new plays Blood on the Pages and Keep It To Yourself are coming in 2016-2017.  NYC acting credits include: The Apotheosis of Vaclav Drda (by Christopher Cartmill), Of Mice and Men (dir. Pat Diamond), Good (dir. Jennifer Gordon Thomas), Where Sleeping Gods Lie and The Overdevelopment of Scott (both Making Light productions).  Since 2000 he has performed the critically-acclaimed It's a Wonderful One-Man-Show Life! (co-created with director Sharon Fogarty) throughout the Northeast, Washington and British Columbia.  He founded the popular comedy group and long-running performance series Funny…Sheesh and performed extensively with National Comedy Theatre and Loos Scrooz.  His plays are available at www.indietheaternow.com.