Itamar Moses

Itamar Moses is a highly accomplished American playwright, librettist, and television writer celebrated for his intellectual wit, intricate structure, and sharp exploration of complex human relationships. A graduate of Yale University and the NYU Tisch School of the Arts, he has established himself as a prominent and versatile literary voice across the American theatrical landscape. Beyond his extensive work in prose and drama, he has frequently collaborated with elite institutions such as The Public Theater and Berkeley Repertory Theatre, while also lending his sharp narrative voice to acclaimed television series including HBO's Boardwalk Empire and TNT's Men of a Certain Age. Renowned for blending profound emotional depth with rhythmic, fast-paced dialogue, he achieved monumental success as the librettist for the critically acclaimed Broadway musical The Band's Visit, which swept the theatrical world. His diverse portfolio also includes the deeply provocative political drama The Ally and the darkly comedic musical Dead Outlaw. His extraordinary artistic contributions have been recognized with the industry's highest honors, including winning the Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical for The Band's Visit, alongside a nomination for Dead Outlaw, a finalist spot for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for The Ally, and multiple Drama Desk Awards, firmly establishing him as a vital, transformative force in contemporary global performing arts.