About

Laura Colleluori is a producer, director, and researcher for film, theatre, and podcast. She currently works as the Production Manager at Market Road Films, an independent production company founded by two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage and Emmy Award-winning film director Tony Gerber. With Market Road, she has produced, associate produced, and production managed film, tv, and podcast projects including Takeover (New York Times Op-Docs, Emmy Nomination, Oscars® Shortlist), Unfinished: Deep South (Witness Docs/Stitcher, Peabody Nomination), and Kingdom of the White Wolf (National Geographic), and created additional graphics for the new feature documentary War Game (Sundance 2024). Independently, she produced the debut episode of Earth Complex, a new digital series about our relationship to the natural world, and has written & designed pitch decks and lookbooks for several exciting upcoming features and series!

On stage, Laura’s off-Broadway production of Time Biter, a new play by Caroline Dunaway, won the Audience Favorite Award at Soho Playhouse’s Lighthouse Series, and was awarded a self-produced residency at The Players Theatre. Most recently, she produced the world premiere of The One with Violets in Her Lap, a play by Patrice Danae Bell based on the poetry of Sappho, at The Flea. She enjoys collaborating with her friends at Blue Otter Theatre & with her partner, playwright Dante Flores, with whom she is currently developing an experimental piece about fascist poetry in early 20th century Italy. Laura is a former Drama League Art+Party resident, and has worked as a director, assistant director, stage manager, lighting designer, sound designer, dramaturg, and teaching artist at theaters in Dallas/Fort Worth, Chicago, Nantucket, and Bologna, Italy.

Laura is also available for hire as a freelance writer, graphic designer, and social media manager — please reach out to inquire!

Laura holds a Bachelor of the Arts in Theater Arts and Italian Studies from Dickinson College, and has completed additional training at Duke University, Yale University, the University of Bologna, and The Funny School of Good Acting. When she is not working, she enjoys exploring the city, baking fussy desserts, teaching her cat Parmesan to do cool tricks, and fighting for the New York Health Act, which would guarantee free, comprehensive healthcare for all New Yorkers.

Based in New York City’s greatest borough (Queens), Laura is also able to work locally in Philadelphia and Boston. She is proficient in editing & design softwares from Adobe (Premiere Pro, Photoshop, InDesign, Lightroom) and Avid (Pro Tools), and bookkeeping & administrative programs from Microsoft and Google (including Excel & Sheets), as well as Quickbooks, MailChimp, Wordpress and most web builders. She was near-fluent in Italian when she graduated college, though it’s a little rusty now; she’s trying to learn French & Spanish but finds the Duolingo owl quite grating.