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Jenny Lyn Bader’s full-length comedy None of the Above is now available in the collection Under Thirty: Plays for a New Generation, a bookful of strong roles for young actors. The play is also excerpted in Great Monologues for Young Actors, vol III (Smith & Kraus) and Scenes and Monologues from the Best New Plays II (Meriwether).

And her play Manhattan Casanova is excerpted in Leading Women: Plays for Actresses (Vintage).

Her one-acts include Worldness, published in Best Stage Scenes of 2001, and also available in Heaven and Hell (Dramatists Play Service) and 2001 Humana Festival: Plays from the Actors Theatre of Louisville (Smith and Kraus); and The Popcorn Sonata, published in 2004: The Best Ten-Minute Plays

Her one-acts The Third First Double Date, Past Lives, and will be published in the forthcoming volume Best 10-Minute Plays: 2007 (Smith & Kraus).

Jenny Lyn co-authored He Meant, She Meant (Warner Books) and contributed the essay “Larger Than Life,” on the decline of heroes, to NEXT: Young American Writers on the New Generation. It is also now available in Who We Are (St. Martin's), Ethics (McGraw Hill Ryerson), American Voices (Mayfield), Signs of Life in the USA (Bedford), The Blair Reader (Simon and Schuster) and Progressions: Readings for Writers (Norton).

She has also written for the New York Times, where her essays, articles, and reviews have appeared in the Week in Review, Sunday Book Review, House & Home, Sunday Styles, Culture, Education Life, Real Estate, College Life, and Circuits sections.



	Jenny Lyn Bader



	Buy tickets to Manhattan Casanova Lots more about Jenny Lyn Read essays, whimsy Get in touch		*Publications* Jenny Lyn Bader’s full-length comedy None of the Above is now available in the collection Under Thirty: Plays for a New Generation, a bookful of strong roles for young actors. The play is also excerpted in Great Monologues for Young Actors, vol III (Smith & Kraus) and Scenes and Monologues from the Best New Plays II (Meriwether). And her play Manhattan Casanova is excerpted in Leading Women: Plays for Actresses (Vintage). Her one-acts include Worldness, published in Best Stage Scenes of 2001, and also available in Heaven and Hell (Dramatists Play Service) and 2001 Humana Festival: Plays from the Actors Theatre of Louisville (Smith and Kraus); and The Popcorn Sonata, published in 2004: The Best Ten-Minute Plays Her one-acts The Third First Double Date, Past Lives, and will be published in the forthcoming volume Best 10-Minute Plays: 2007 (Smith & Kraus). Jenny Lyn co-authored He Meant, She Meant (Warner Books) and contributed the essay “Larger Than Life,” on the decline of heroes, to NEXT: Young American Writers on the New Generation. It is also now available in Who We Are (St. Martin's), Ethics (McGraw Hill Ryerson), American Voices (Mayfield), Signs of Life in the USA (Bedford), The Blair Reader (Simon and Schuster) and Progressions: Readings for Writers (Norton). She has also written for the New York Times, where her essays, articles, and reviews have appeared in the Week in Review, Sunday Book Review, House & Home, Sunday Styles, Culture, Education Life, Real Estate, College Life, and Circuits sections.