Vincent Delaney’s plays include THE ART OF BAD MEN, PERPETUA, MLK AND THE FBI, and KUWAIT, which won the Heideman Award and was produced in the Humana Festival. His work has been developed at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Magic, Woolly Mammoth, the Empty Space, the Jungle, PlayLabs, the Illusion, the New Harmony Project, Pittsburgh Public and the Orlando Shakespeare Festival. Commissions include the Guthrie, the Children’s Theatre Company, ACT, the Cleveland Playhouse, the Great American History Theatre, and a Jerome Commission from Commonweal Theatre. His short play ACCELERATION RED won the Lamia Ink! playwriting contest and was featured at Harrogate Theatre (UK). He is the recipient of a Bush Fellowship, a McKnight Fellowship, the University of Alabama’s Apsey Award, and an Artist Grant from the Seattle Arts Commission. His work is published by Smith and Kraus, Heineman, Samuel French, Dramatics Magazine and Playscripts.com. Vince is a Core Member of the Playwrights Center and a Principal Playwright with Seattle Dramatists. 

Vince has taught and held residencies at St. Olaf College, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Gustavus Adolphus College, the Guthrie, and Augsburg College. He teaches Playwriting for ACT Theatre, Freehold, and Seattle Central.