Andrew Moorhead

Andrew Moorhead is a polymathic writer and performer from Piedmont, California, now based in New York City. He writes across a multitude of mediums and genres, with his roots firmly in the theater. His work is seen by millions annually from all over the world and has been featured in The New York Times.

His work for theater includes This Purple F***ing Pot (Off Broadway: The Tank, Sunlight Studios –Industry Reading), Bravo (Spotify; Azusa Pacific University; Ball State University; Winner: NMI’s Search For New Musicals), On Ice (Claire Trevor School of the Arts), The Colonialists (play/ground theatre; NYU), Loaded Questions (The Sherry Theater), and Nothing Happens… (Berkeley Repertory Teen One Act Festival). He is currently developing the TV drama Fantasy Slut League. 

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Andrew was last seen on stage as Robot 1 in Loneliness Was A Pandemic at TheaterLab. He writes and produces science-based comedy through the creative agency, Hello SciCom. He has written for Paris Fashion Week, the United Nations, Sphere Las Vegas, The Can't Win Victory Fund, Savvas Publishing, Honda Research Institute,  Nautilus Magazine, Hanson Robotics, and Honda Research Institute. 

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As a TV writer, Andrew is the co-creator of Fantasy Slut League, a teen drama currently being shopped by Black Bear Pictures.

He received his BFA from Chapman University, where he just finished his first semester teaching playwriting, and his MFA from New York University, where he is currently an admissions advisor. Once upon a time, he performed bird calls on The Late Show with David Letterman.

Andrew is the co-editor of the The Unconquerable Game, the posthumous memoir of Ely Callaway – the prolific entrepreneur and founder of Callaway Golf – which was featured in The New York Times and Wall Street Journal. He is a staff writer for the Signal Award winning podcast, Roxx Populi. 

In case it wasn’t clear, Andrew would like to announce that he really needs a nap.