Ron Micci’s one-acts and sketches first gained notoriety in conjunction with First Stage/Hollywood’s annual Playwrights Express.

“The Lady Gentian Violet,” read in two parts on the Express, developed what is described as a “cult following” and was subsequently produced at New York’s Riant Theatre.

His work has also been staged in association with the Turnip Theatre Company’s 15-Minute Play Festival, the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival, and at such venues as the Kraine Theater, Producers Club, Theatre-Studio, and Darress Theatre.

In addition to one-act plays, he has written a full-length play, two comedy screenplays, and a spec sitcom script.

An acting edition of his one-act farce “Night and the Proofreader” is currently available from Brooklyn Publishers (www.brookpub.com).