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Keith Huff holds an MFA from the University of Iowa's Playwright's Workshop and is the recipient of a Jeff Award, a Drama-Logue Award, the Cunningham Prize, the John Gassner Award, the Berrilla Kerr Award, and three Illinois Arts Council Playwriting Fellowships. He has developed plays at The O'Neill Theatre Center National Playwrights Conference, The Public Theater, New York Theatre Workshop, New York Stage and Film, Steppenwolf, Berkeley Rep, Victory Gardens, The Eureka Theatre, Studio Arena Theatre, Wooly Mammoth, Eye of the Storm, Echo Theatre, Act One/Showtime, Alice's 4th Floor, Florida Studio Theatre, WordBridge Playwrights Laboratory, and Midwest PlayLabs. His plays have been produced Off-Broadway, internationally, and nationally. Recent productions include "A Steady Rain" on Broadway (featuring Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman), the critically acclaimed smash hit "The Bird and Mr. Banks" at the Road Theater in LA (featuring Sam Anderson (LOST)), Gray City at American Repertory Theater, Dog Stories at Stageworks/Hudson, Deep Blue Sea with CollaborAction at Steppenwolf, Harry's Way and Prosperity at Riverside Theater, and The Age of Cynicism or Karaoke Night at The Hog at Chicago Dramatists and Bloomington Playwrights Project. Keith is currently adapting A Steady Rain for film, developing a Chicago-based series The Brothers Buczakowski for HBO, and a Co-Producer for AMC's Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning series Mad Men. Upcoming projects include the world premiere of The Detective's Wife at Writer's Theater, featuring Barbara Robertson and directed by Gary Griffin; a West End (London) production of The Bird and Mr. Banks, and international productions of A Steady Rain in Mexico City, Tokyo, Brazil, Paris, Argentina, Greece, Uruguay, Germany, and Spain. The trade publication of A Steady Rain is now available from Faber and Faber and may be purchased bookstores nationwide or online at Amazon.com. Keith is represented by Christopher Till at CAA. For questions about rights and availability, phone (212) 277-9000 or email ctill@caa.com.
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