JENNIE STANILOFF-REDLING, 2007 winner of BMI’s Jerry Harrington Musical Theatre Award for Outstanding Creative Achievement as a librettist, is the national recipient of the Stanley Drama Award, and the Arlene R. and William P. Lewis Playwriting Award for Women.

Her screenplays include "Zone One" with HBO series, "Big Love" creator, Mark V. Olsen and the future release, "Six Candles" (working title) for SevenOverSeven Entertainment.

Her musical, "The Harvest," first produced non-musicalized by The Mint Theatre in New York will be presented at the Dramatists Guild of America’s Friday Night Footlights Series, April 2009 in New York supported by a grant from New York State Foundation for the Arts.

Ms. Staniloff-Redling’s plays have been read or produced in NYC and nationally at Soho Rep, Ensemble Studio Theatre, the Mint Theater, Mefisto Theatre Company for the New York Fringe Festival, Abingdon Theatre Company, Urban Stages, The Barrow Group, the Globe Theatre, Buffalo’s Alleyway Theatre, Louisville’s Juneteenth Legacy Theatre, and others.

Ms. Staniloff-Redling is a recipient of two New York State Foundation for the Arts grants and has been nominated by Ensemble Studio Theatre for the Arnold L. Weissberger Award, was a finalist in Firehouse Theatre’s 2009 Festival of New American Plays, the Arts & Letters Prize for Drama, the Actors Theatre of Louisville Ten-Minute Play Competition and The Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center’s Summer Conference twice. Her monologues and scenes are published in Smith & Krause’s "Audition Arsenal for Women in Their 20's; 101 Monologues by Type" and the upcoming Smith & Krause release, "Award-winning 90 Second Comic Scenes."

Ms. Staniloff-Redling is an audition coach to professional actors as well as young students. She is also a certified rape crisis counselor with Rockland Family Shelter Sexual Trauma Services. She is a member of BMI-Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Librettist Workshop, the Dramatists Guild of America, Inc., Actors Equity Association, Hudson Valley Professional Playwrights Lab, and International Centre for Women Playwrights.