Aaron Kilercioglu is a writer and director based in London. He is currently developing original plays for Eleanor Lloyd Productions and the Bush Theatre. His play The EU Killed My Dad won the Woven Voices Prize and was staged at Jermyn Street Theatre, earning two Offie nominations. For a Palestinian sold out runs at Camden People’s Theatre and Bristol Old Vic. Both are published by Methuen Drama. Aaron’s work has won the BOLD Playwrights Prize and Methuen Drama ‘Other’ Prize and been shortlisted for the Theatre503 International Playwriting Prize. He is an alum of the Old Vic, Bush
Theatre, and London Library writers’ programmes. His short films have screened at festivals including SXSW London. He also translates in English, German, and Turkish.