Jessica Goldberg

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Early life and education

Goldberg is from Provincetown, Massachusetts. She was raised Jewish[1] and grew up in Woodstock, New York.[2] Goldberg is a graduate of the dramatic writing program at New York University, and of the Juilliard School.[3]

Career

She was a Tennessee Williams Fellow at the University of the South and a recipient of the Le Compte de Nouy stipend, the first annual Helen Merrill Award, and a 2000 Berrilla Kerr Foundation Award.[4] She was also a resident at New River Dramatists, a member of the PEN American Center.Script error: No such module "Unsubst".

Her play What You Need was commissioned by the Atlantic Theater Company.[3] Refuge premiered at Playwrights' Horizons and won the 1999 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.[5]

Goldberg's television and screen work includes "The Prince of Motor City" (2008) for ABC, starring Piper Perabo, Aidan Quinn, Andie MacDowell, Rutger Hauer, and Morris Chestnut.Script error: No such module "Unsubst". Goldberg created the television series The Path, which aired three seasons on Hulu before being cancelled in 2022.[6][7][8] Goldberg served as the showrunner for the 2020 Netflix series Away.[9][10][11] She received a Gracie Award in 2021 in the category, "Showrunner Fiction – Drama," for her work on Away.[12]

Personal life

Goldberg married actor and playwright Hamish Linklater in 2002. They have one child, Lucinda Rose, but later divorced.[13][1]

Works

Plays

  • Babe (2022)[14]
  • Better (2014)[1]
  • Affair Play
  • Katzman and the Mayor[1]
  • The Schaubuhne[15]
  • Body Politic[15]
  • Sex Parasite[15]
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  • The Hunger Education
  • What You Need[3]
  • Ward 57[17]

Screenplays

  • Cherry[18]
  • Absent Hearts[3]
  • The Amadou Ly Story for The Kennedy/Marshall Company
  • Passing Strange for HBO
  • Delerium for Mazur/Fox 2000
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Filmography

Television

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2006 Affair Game No Yes No Short film, story and screenplay
2008 The Prince of Motor City No Yes No TV movie, creator and story
2012 Refuge Yes Yes No Based on her play of the same name [19]
2013 Deception No Yes Yes As co-producer: 11 episodes

As writer: "Good Luck With Your Death"

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2013 Camp No Yes Yes As producer: 10 episodes

As writer: "CIT Overnight" and "Valentine's Day in July"

2013-2014 Parenthood No Yes Yes As producer: 17 episodes (2013-14)

As supervising producer: 13 episodes (2014-15)

As writer: "Aaron Brownstein Must Be Stopped," "The Waiting Room," "Limbo," "Jump Ball," and "Let's Be Mad Together"

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2016-2018 The Path Yes Yes Yes Creator, executive producer

As director: "A New American Religion" and "Mercy"

As writer: 11 episodes

2018 Suspicion No Yes Yes TV movie, creator and executive producer
2020 Away No Yes Yes Executive producer

As writer: "Spektr" and "Negative Return"

Won Gracie Award 2021 for "Showrunner Fiction – Drama"

2021 Cherry No Yes No Screenplay co-written with Angela Russo-Otstot [21]

Film

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2014 Alex of Venice No Yes No Co-written with Katie Nehra and Justin Shilton [22]

References

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