What's new?

What's happening?

• January 2018 -  Directing HOW TO HIDE YOUR MONSTERS by Heidi Kraay at the 2018 Winter Playwrights Retreat, sponsored by the HBMG Foundation in Creede, CO and serving as dramaturg for DW Gregory's MEMIORS OF A FORGOTTEN MAN.
• January 2018 - THE BALLAD OF IVAR THE BONELESS in NNPN's Day of Womens Voices.
• March 2018 - Returning to KP PlayFest in Port Townsend, WA as playwright and director.
• March 2018 - workshop on playwright/director collaboration with Manuel Zarate, Seattle.
• June 2018 - in Idaho making theater better... one play at a time at the 18th Seven Devils Playwrights Conference!

Recent stuff

• October 2017 - RUNNING IN CIRCLES SCREAMING in the Greenhouse Ensemble's 10-minute Play Soriee
• July 2017 - Mad Dash 2017, Fresh Ink Theatre! Update: Check it out on ArtsFuse!
• Check it out on Howlround: Rules of Engagement for New Play Development  by Tira Palmquist, Christy Montour-Larson, Jeni Mahoney & Heather Helinsky ​​
• May 2017 - Inclusion and Diversity: A Report for Mrs. Abernathy's 5th Grade Class at the Boston Theatre Marathon

Anything else?

• Statera Foundation Conference: "Developing Development: Examining the Principles and Practices of New Play Development and New Play Festivals" with Tira Palmquist, Christy Montour-Larson, Jeni Mahoney & Heather Helinsky ​
• Listen to Jeni on KPTZ  radio's "In Conversation" with writer, and host, Sheila Bender here. ​ ​
• FATA MORGANA included in IndieTheaterNow.com's anthology: Plays and Playwrights 2016
• Fabulous, fun Things Other Than Writing interview with Kara Lee Corthron! ​

Jeni is not afraid to take on our most serious concerns and challenge us to examine where we have failed to be a courageous people. Her command of political satire is something so rarely seen in our theater that it literally feels foreign to us.            Lee Blessing

Jeni Mahoney's play, Fata Morgana, is a fantastic example of the challenging, intelligent, and emotionally powerful writing that BCT audiences have embraced here over the years... it has an innovative style. It feels like a new American magic realism.                   Matthew Cameron Clark, Artistic Director             Boise Contemporary Theater

...surprising, challenging, often troubling and sometimes hilarious, she asks audiences to bear witness to the truth of the messy, complicated human condition and to the idea that our beliefs will ultimately bind us together or tear us to pieces.             Mara Lathrop,
                                              Key City Public Theater