Miranda Haymon

Miranda Haymon is a Princess Grace Award winning director and writer originally from Boston. As a theater director, Miranda has developed and staged work with The Tank, NYTW, Roundabout, Ars Nova, Manhattan Theatre Club, The Public, Bushwick Starr, Signature Theater and more. Miranda has served as Visiting Faculty at Fordham, Dartmouth, Sarah Lawrence, Wesleyan, Rutgers and Harvard. Past fellowships/residencies include New Georges, Space on Ryder Farm, LCT Director’s Lab, Wingspace, NYTW 2050, Roundabout, Manhattan Theatre Club and Arena Stage. Currently, Miranda is a Resident Director at Roundabout Theatre Company.

In the brand sphere, Miranda has directed commercials with e.l.f, Progressive, Gucci, Garage Magazine, Dunkin’ and Spectrum.

As a writer, Miranda most recently wrote Dylan Mulvaney’s “365 Days of Girlhood Live!” from the Rainbow Room.

You can also find Miranda collaborating with their alter ego, bb brecht.

Miranda is a graduate of Wesleyan University where they double majored in German Studies and Theater and were awarded the Rachel Henderson Theater Prize in Directing.