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Thalia Ranjbar

NY

Thalia Ranjbar is a Persian- Salvadoran director, choreographer, and librettist based in New York City. Credits include Thistles (White Horse Theatre Co), End of Incorporated Filth (HOTFEST, Dixon Place), The Extinctionist (Asst. Director, Heartbeat Opera), and The Talk (New York Theatre Festival, nominated for Best Short). Further, Thalia earned the distinction of Master of Fine Arts from NYU and since has been selected for the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, the Johnny Mercer Songwriters Project, was featured in the Highlight Series at Noor Theatre, and is a member of Theatre Now’s Musical Writers Lab. Thalia’s theatrical writing has been presented by Feinstein’s 54 Below, Rattlestick Playwright’s Theatre, Lincoln Centre, Don’t Tell Mama, and the Emerging Arts Theatre. Finally, Thalia is also a passionate teaching artist and currently teaches at Classic Stage Company as well as the Washington Heights Choir School.

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