PHILIP
MIDDLETON
WILLIAMS

Playwright

Plays that examine and test the bonds between us.

Be they family, friends, lovers, neighbors, or strangers, I find the commonality within their differences.  While there’s a strong autobiographical element to my work, I treat each story as exactly that: a story, not a diary entry or a transcript.  The combination of reflection and imagination makes for complex characters and believable relationships that engage, and even bond, with readers and audiences.

“Philip Middleton Williams is, simply stated, one of the best writers of American Realism working in the theatre today. He is the inheritor of a style codified and perfected by the likes of William Inge, Lanford Wilson, and Horton Foote. I use his play All Together Now in my dramatic writing classes, and it is one of the best plays I’ve read to date.” – John Patrick Bray (PhD, MFA), playwright, independent screenwriter, anthology editor, professor and director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Theatre and Film at the University of Georgia.

Click on the title cards for information on thirty of my plays such as cast size, synopsis, production history, awards, recommendations, and samples.  But wait, there’s more: click here and scroll down for more plays, plus a collection of monologues and one-minute works.

Click here and scroll down for more plays, plus a collection of monologues and one-minute works. Perusal copies of full scripts are available for the asking unless they are published.  For licensing and royalty information for published works, contact Next Stage Press or Senior Theatre Resources.  Licensing and royalty information for all other works is available by contacting me directly via e-mail.

Copyright Notice: By downloading any of the samples, you hereby acknowledge that Philip Middleton Williams is the sole copyright owner of these plays. None of these plays may be produced or reproduced in whole or in part including any form of AI unless permission is granted by the playwright or the designated agents.