Jeremy O. Harris is the playwright and creator of the Broadway play, Slave Play, which received a historic 12 nominations at the Tony Awards in 2021. He was nominated for two 2023 Tony Awards for producing The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window and Ain’t No Mo’. His play Daddy opened to acclaim at its UK debut at Almeida Theatre in March 2022. In June 2022, Daddy opened at the Tokyo Globe Theatre. In addition, Slave Play had a sold out run on the West End at the Noel Coward Theatre last summer. Jeremy co-wrote A24’s critically-acclaimed Zola alongside director Janicza Bravo. His television credits include HBO’s Euphoria and Irma Vep. As an actor, Jeremy recently appeared on HBO Max’s Gossip Girl and returned as Grégory Duprée in Netflix’s Emily in Paris and is in The Sweet East which premiered at Cannes and Utopia released. Jeremy is currently the Artistic Director for the Williamstown Theatre Festival, where his most recent play Spirit of the People premiered this Summer. He can next be seen on screen alongside Charli XCX in Pete Ohs' latest film Erupjca which will have its world premiere at TIFF in September. Jeremy co-wrote and also produced the film.