Munroe (all pronouns) is a playwright and lifelong New Englander born and raised in northern Vermont, currently based in Boston, MA. His work often centers an evolving queer identity and rural heritage to explore introspective themes of regret, family, and loss to uncover intimate truths about human communion. Their play Mary, Sweet Mary (Recipient of the Rod Parker Playwriting Fellowship Award) is premiering in March at Emerson Stage in Boston.
Plays
Haunted by the ghost of her murdered cousin and the regrets of a life lived in front of the world, Queen Elizabeth I of England is forced to confront the regrets of her fabled and terrible reign when a revolutionary pamphlet (supposedly) written by Shakespeare contemporary Christopher Marlowe shakes her kingdom and her self-image to the core.
Two estranged brothers, JP and Iain, are stranded by a roadside on their way to a funeral. they take the time together to examine the ghosts of their past: their lives, their loss, and the things that have eternally kept them apart.
Successes
Mary, Sweet Mary...
- Production - Emerson Stage - 2023
- Rod Parker Playwriting Fellowship Award - Winner - 2023