“I write about the misfits of the city, the overhead spaces and people, the ways we welcome each other or don’t.”

Aaron Landsman is a singular performancemaker, playwright, and actor whose work engages vital issues—from faith and suicide to empathy and public policy—across forms. Known for roles in plays by renowned theater makers including Elevator Repair Service and Richard Maxwell, he is equally remarkable for the deeply collaborative performances that he creates with communities.