Work - Blair Fell

Other Writing

Blair has written for theater, television, speeches as well as essays and humor for national magazines and websites, including OUT Magazine, The Huffington Post, The New York Daily News and BravoTV.com. He’s won the Shine Award for his work on the television series Queer As Folk, a Golden Mic award for his political commentary segment on the Public Television series California Connected.

His plays have won the HX Camp comedy award, the 7 Dramalogue awards, The Robbie Award, and been nominated for the LA GLAAD Best Play award, The Dublin LGBT Theater Festival Best Playwright award, & The NY Fringe Festival Best Ensemble Award.

His manuscripts for the novels The Sign for Home and Asylum Harbor (working title) have both won the prestigious Doris Lippman Prize in Creative Writing from the City University of New York.

Provincetown, MA

Rangoon, Burma

Guatemala

Lake Cuomo

Essays & Humor

The After-Meth of Sex

Out Magazine

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Thinking of fleeing NYC after COVID-19? Good riddance

NY Daily News

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Unfaithful Writer

Fiction Southeast

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You 'Liked' My Dead Dog. It Helped.

Huffington Post

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Don’t Call Me Daddy: Loving Someone 25 Years Younger

Huffington Post

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Plays

Blair Fell has written, directed and produced dozens of plays, including one-acts (not listed). For more information on production rights please contact Blair via the contact page.

Naked Will

A retelling of Oscar Wilde’s essay The Portrait of W.H., wherein two men argue over the identity of the bi-sexual romantic triangle that seems to take place within Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the love story is brought to life.

Burning Habits

An 8 play mini-series about Dead Lesbian Nuns haunting the East Village of the 1990s. The series played for years at various locations around Manhattan and in London. The sequel The Ballad of Little Girl Jesus (4 plays) was also workshopped but never brought to full production.

The Tragic and Horrible Life of the Singing Nun

Multiple award winning tragic-comedy about the woman who sang the Grammy Award winning hit Dominique-nique-nique. The play tells the story of a lesbian nun who finds herself as a singer and a lesbian and then is destroyed by her addiction to both booze and the Catholic Church.

The Tragic and Horrible Life of the Singing Nun

MUSICAL

Same as above but with music and lyrics by Andy Monroe.

Bargains and Blood

Comedy about the cut throat world of home shopping networks and a charismatic, holy woman who takes the genre by storm. Blood, guts, bargains and fun!

From the Hip

A camp comedy about conjoined twin lounge singers Sassy and Sissy Sheraton. They share a liver, a rectum and a studio apartment! Irreverent and slightly offensive. With songs by Maggie Moore.

In addition to the already produced full length plays above there are three works that have only had one workshop (no premiere productions) and are available for further development:

Hunchback Without a Bell

Full length musical with music and lyrics by Maggie Moore.

Ballad of Little Girl Jesus

Four play series, the sequel to Burning Habits. This grand quignol comedy takes the characters through Armageddon.

Madame Fury

Camp horror play with dance about bulimic cannibalistic ballerinas.

Awards, Shows & Speeches

Blair Fell has written for The GLAAD media awards, The Matthew Sheppard Foundation Awards, The Trevor Project Awards, The Vimeo Awards, et al. See below for just a few of the people for whom he has written speeches for.

For more information please contact Blair through the contact page.

Lily Tomlin

Judy Shepherd

Bea Arthur

Garry Marshall

Sharon Osborne

Judith Light

Stanley Tucci

Jennifer Beals