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Feb 16, 2017 · A graduate of Northwestern University, Halliday became a member of The Neo-Futurists nearly three decades ago before moving to New York with her husband Greg Kotis.
She lives in NYC with her husband, fellow Neo alum Greg Kotis, is the author of several beloved books of essays and the creator/curator of the East Village Inky, a long-running zine. Her first graphic novel, Peanut, was published in December of 2012.
AT Ayun Halliday's and Greg Kotis's SoHo wedding on Nov. 4, 1995, their friends and family didn't wonder whether the marriage would last, but they did question how long their artsy, downtown,...
It was during her tenure with the troupe that she met her husband, playwright Greg Kotis. Personal life. She lives in East Harlem, New York. She and Kotis have two children: India (born 1997) and Milo (born 2000). Halliday and Kotis are co-founders of Theater of the Apes.
Married playrights Greg Kotis (Tony winner for Urinetown) and Ayun Halliday talk about their new Theater of the Apes one acts. Two artistic spouses -- one of whom has two Tonys -- on their latest stage collaboration
Feb 27, 2017 · A theatrical family will launch two new comedies at the Brick theater in Williamsburg next week. Greg Kotis, known for his Tony-winning musical “Urinetown,” wrote and directs “Lunchtime,” opening March 3, while his wife, playwright Ayun Halliday, wrote and directs “Zamboni Godot,” opening March 2.
I’m the Chief Primatologist (and sole employee) of the long-running, award-winning East Village Inky zine and the author of nine books, with more on the way. I co-founded Theater of the Apes with my husband, playwright Greg Kotis.
