Catherine Schreiber

Catherine Schreiber is a two-time Tony Award winning broadway producer. She is best known for Clybourne Park (2012) and Angels in America (2018). She was named the Broadway Global Producer of the Year in 2017, and has received 6 Tony Nominations, and 4 Olivier Nominations. She has also won an Evening Standard Award, and a London Outer Critics' Circle Award for The Scottsboro Boys (musical).
Biography.
Schreiber was born in Queens, New York, and grew up in Great Neck, New York. After Yale College (where she was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, and graduated magna cum laude, with Honors in English), she worked Off-Broadway in New York as an actress and then moved to Los Angeles, where she got married, raised children and continued her acting career in television, film and stage. She is a producer, writer and actress. As a writer, she has had scripts in development with Disney, Sony, and Tom Mount, and a TV series with CBS.
She is a member of the Broadway League, the Professional League of Women's Producers, and was a former Founder of the Center Theatre Group, Los Angeles. She is also a contributing writer to the Huffington Post. In 2012, Schreiber received the Key to the City of Scottsboro, Alabama for her work with the Scottsboro Boys Museum. In 2013, Schreiber gave the keynote address when Governor Bentley of Alabama signed The Scottsboro Boys Act exonerating the Scottsboro Boys.
Additional credits.
Off Broadway.
Co-Writer: Desperate Writers, Off Broadway - 2011