Jerry Robbins

Jerry began writing audio dramas twenty-five years ago with his company, Colonial Radio Theatre. In that time, he has written over four hundred and eighty productions of original stories (Powder River, Yankee Clipper) and adaptations of the classics (King Solomon's Mines, Captain Blood). He has won numerous awards, including two Parents' Choice Awards. He collaborated with Ray Bradbury on four award winning productions; adapting Mr. Bradbury's stage scripts of Dandelion Wine and Something Wicked This Way Comes for audio, and the legendary author asked him to write the scripts for The Halloween Tree and The Martian Chronicles (the only time the classic book has been dramatized in its entirety). He also worked with acclaimed Broadway playwright William Luce to adapt his play Barrymore for audio. Four years ago, Jerry transitioned to writing for the screen. In that time he has completed sixteen feature screenplays. His western, Catch The Bullet, films in the summer of 2020, and his horror script, The Legend Of Lake Hollow begins filming this year in Tennessee. Several other scripts have shop agreements. Other screenplays include the animated musical Climb, horror stories Tulips, Gifted Children, and the comedy Million Dollar High. His scripts have won "Best Screenplay" honors in three festivals, and were "Finalists," or "Official Selection" in five. He loves old movies (especially anything with Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, or Donald Duck), history (his great grandfather x7 was the famed Giles Corey who was executed during the Salem Witch Trials in 1692), and of course, writing, which occupies most of his time. Jerry lives just outside of Boston, MA.