Doyle Judge is an American playwright living and working in New York City.

He is currently producing his one-act play, The Tragedy of Nero, Emperor of Rome, for performance in the 2024 New York Theater Festival.

2024 performances of
The Tragedy of Nero, Emperor of Rome


November 13 @ 4:00 PM - Wednesday
November 15 @ 6:30 PM - Friday
November 17  @ 1:00 PM - Sunday

at Teatro Latea, Lower East Side, Manhattan
107 Suffolk Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10002-3300

Ticket information forthcoming

Donate to the Kickstarter campaign here. The funds raised will be used pay cast and crew stipends, book rehearsal space, design costumes, and to advertise the performances.

Doyle has over five years of experience writing plays, with a focus on modernizing the language and dramatic styles of Elizabethan England. He has written both the one-act and full-length versions of The Tragedy of Nero, Emperor of Rome.

He is currently developing three other one-act plays:

Erie, a 19th-century American riverboat comedy set on the Erie Canal,

Meghan & Harry, a modern pop-culture comedy about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s exit from the royal family,

And another Roman tragedy.

If you are interested in the writing style shown in the Excerpt sections combined with any of the above storylines, reach out for a pitch or synopsis.