Carlos Murillo is an internationally produced playwright. Plays include: Augusta & Noble (Chicago's Adventure Stage, 2013), Your Name Will Follow You Home (Commissioned by Steppenwolf), Mayday Mayday Tuesday (Theatre School at DePaul, Commissioned by Playwrights Horizons), A Thick Description of Harry Smith (P73 in NYC, Commissioned by Berkeley Rep), Diagram of a Paper Airplane (Sundance Lab, Commissioned by The Goodman), dark play or stories for boys (Humana Festival at ATL, 2007; European Premiere, the Vigszinhaz, Budapest, Hungary, 2008; German Premiere, Theatre der Stadt Aalen, 2009), Unfinished American Highwayscape #9&32 (Theatre @ Boston Court, LA, 2006), Mimesophobia (NYC Summer Play Festival, Theatre Seven Chicago, Commissioned by South Coast Rep), A Human Interest Story or The Gory Details and All (Chicago's Walkabout Theatre, 2004), Offspring of the Cold War (Chicago's Walkabout Theatre, 2002, Sundance Theatre Lab 1999, Commissioned by The Public Theatre), Schadenfreude (Circle X in LA, 2001), The Patron Saint of the Nameless Dead (En Garde Arts, NYC, 1998) Never Whistle While You're Pissing (Seattle's Group Theatre, 1998), Near Death Experiences with Leni Riefenstahl (Red Eye, Minneapolis, 1996), Subterraneans (Soho Rep, 1995). In addition his work has been seen at South Coast Rep, The Bay Area Playwrights Festival, the Playwrights' Center, The Goodman, The Public, New York Theatre Workshop, Chicago Dramatists, New Dramatists, Collaboraction in Chicago, and many others.His work is published by Dramatists Play Service, Playscripts, Smith & Kraus, Heinmann and Theatre Forum. Awards include: The Ofner Prize from The Goodman, the Otis Guernsey Award from the William Inge Theatre Festival, two National Latino Playwriting Awards from Arizona Theatre Company and a Jerome Fellowship from the Playwrights' Center. Carlos is a resident playwright of New Dramatists and Chicago Dramatists. He is the Head of Playwriting at The Theatre School of DePaul University.