Douglas Post's plays, which include Cynical Weathers, Somebody Foreign, Blissfield, Forty-Two Stories, Drowning Sorrows, Personal Effects, Earth and Sky, Suffering Fools, and Murder in Green Meadows, and musicals, which include God and Country, The Real Life Story of Johnny De Facto and The Wind in the Willows, have been produced in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, England, Germany, Austria and Russia. He has also been commissioned to write screenplays for Warner Bros. and NBC, teleplays for WMAQ-TV, and several radio adaptations of his scripts. On three occasions, he has been selected to develop his work at the O'Neill National Playwrights Conference and once at the O'Neill National Music Theater Conference. He has received the L. Arnold Weissberger Playwriting Award, the Midwestern Playwrights Festival Award, the Cunningham Commission Award and three Playwriting Fellowship Awards from the Illinois Arts Council, and has been nominated for a Joseph Jefferson Award and an Emmy Award. Mr. Post lives in Chicago where he is a Resident Playwright at the Victory Gardens Theater, teaches playwriting at DePaul University, and is the Chicago Regional Representative for the Dramatists Guild of America.