Andy Grace Edwards is a playwright and dramaturg living in Glasgow. They’ve written for page, stage, screen, and radio, including commissions for National Theatre of Scotland and BBC Radio 4.

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Andy Grace writes intimate, heartfelt, and bittersweet stories, featuring characters caught mid-stumble, who are trying, failing, and hoping to change. Often, they fuse the domestic with the absurd, seeking out strangeness in pedestrian places. Andy Grace's recent plays include the portrait of a man left reeling by the closure of their local Men’s Shed, a hipster reimagining of Noah’s Ark infused with sounds of Billy Joel, and a time-travelling sequel to Anton Chekhov’s SwanSong.

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Andy Grace’s previous awards and residencies include the PYROMANIA Bursary with Fire Exit / David Leddy (2018), Tron Theatre’s Mayfesto Writer-in-Residence (2018) and the Assembly Roxy Theatre Award for Scribble (2017).

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