(they/she) is a Gender Expansive/Autistic/Disabled/MENA playwright, producer & multi-hyphenate artist. A new hybrid documentary about Harmon’s life and work as an Outsider Artist, The Harmon Project, is currently in production. “A queer autistic artist who survived years of deep childhood trauma and violence returns to rural Kansas to direct an autobiographical film with a group of Neurodivergent/Disabled/Gender Expansive Actors.” An excerpt of Harmon’s award-winning short play, Space, is published in We/Us: Monologues for The Gender Minority, Smith & Kraus, edited by Debbie Lamedman. Harmon was awarded the Venturous Playwriting Fellowship for their synesthetic play, Tornado Tastes like Aluminum Sting, 2023-2025. Their play opened to raves (“Innovative”, “Blown Away”) in Summer 2024 at Contemporary American Theater Festival, under the direction of Oliver Butler.   TTLAS has been nominated for the Susan Smith Blackburn prize, 2025. TTLAS is recommended as a play for college students/teachers to read and learn from in the upcoming second edition of Jacqueline Goldfinger’s Playwriting with Purpose. Their newest play, Minden, was a semi-finalist for the O’Neill National Playwrights Conference. Minden had its first public reading at The Tank under the direction of Meghan Finn. Electro Archipelago is part of the Ruth Easton Series at Playwrights Center - March 3-10, 2026. Harmon is currently writing a stage adaptation of their epic prison-break novel, Crawlspace, about an imprisoned Autistic, agender kid escaping in a desperate attempt to find a loving family. Also in development, Harmon is writing and co-composing the new musical, 5 O’clock Dance Party: a fun, fizzy & sexy seaside romp. Both projects are in collaboration with and directed by Oliver Butler. Current commission: Untitled Unhoused play for Contemporary American Theater Festival. Harmon exhibited their thread drawings and performed a 20-minute selection from their solo art installation, GravyLand, for The Bearded Ladies Cabaret at The Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, 2024. Harmon is the Founder and Co-Director of t.h.i.n.k. at The Tank, an advocacy and career development cohort for Neurodivergent and Disabled artists at The Tank Theater, NYC. www.thetanknyc.org/think