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Finalist for the 2019 Otis L. Guernsey New Voices Award, Inge Festival

COMING UP...

• Fall 2019 - Guest Instructor, Franklin Pierce University - Intro to Theater
• December 2019 - The WORLD PREMIERE of MERCY FALLS at Key City Public Theater in Port Townsend, WA, directed by Denise Winter
• January 2020 - co-teaching a dialogue workshop for Stone Coast College's low-residency MFA Creative Writing Program

rECENT EVENTS

• August 2019 - Panelist for Dramatists Guild Toolbox Workshop on Artistic Statements and Synopses at Boston Playwrights Theater
• Director/Mentor for NEW NOISES high school playwrights program at Boston Playwrights Theater

Other stuff i do

Web Design:

• ​id Theater/Seven Devils Playwrights Conference
• Fleischer Studios
• National Theatre Conference
• Visions Toolkit for Supportive Housing - NH

GIF's

• giphy Channel developed for Fleischer Studios

Video Editing / Shorts

• Check out "Fleischer Flix" and "Mash-ups" on Fleischer Studios YouTube Channel
• ​Living Legacy Project  interviews and more on the National Theatre Conference YouTube Channel
• Fun projects for Seven Devils Playwrights Conference What Do You Advocate For?, A Devilish Plan, Stop! Don't Buy that Halloween Candy!

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