About William (Bill) Squier
William Squier has contributed the following pages to this site:
Forthcoming Musical Writerzine column: Growing Stages
William Squier Bio: An Emmy Award winner for writing WKYC-TV's Unusual Phenomenon, WILLIAM SQUIER's (Lyrics) work has also appeared Off-B'way: The Treatment of Doctor Love (Playhouse 91); Off-Off B'way: G-Man (Nat Horne Theatre), Babalu (Sanford Meisner, music/co-lyrics: J. Goldstein); Walt Disney World: Disney's Doug Live! (music: J. Lodin); regionally: Boywonder (Contemporary Arts, Depot Theatre), The Klemperers' New Clothes (Actors's Playhouse, Columbia Entertainment Co., music: N. Weiss), Rebels 1775 (Starlight Theatre, Spirit of Broadway, co-book: J. Allen, M. Allen, music: J. Lodin), The Three Scrooges (Curtain Call, Ingersoll Theatre, music/co-book: J. Goldstein), Top of the Heap (Curtain Call, NewVoices in the Heartland, music: J. Lodin); television: It's the Weekend (ABC, music: J. Goldstein), P.B.&J. Otter (Disney Channel, music: J. Lodin); film: Doug's First Movie (music: J. Lodin); in workshop: AMAS, ASCAP/Disney Musical Theater Workshop (CA, FL & NY), CAP 21, the Directors Company, the Drama League, Ensemble Theatre (Santa Barbara), Music in a Box, the Theatre Building (Chicago) and the York Theatre. He was awarded a 2003 Connecticut Artist Fellowship, the Coleman A. Jennings Award, the Jackie White Memorial Award and the 11th Annual National Children's Festival's new script award. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild and ASCAP. Visit www.lodinandsquier.com for further information.
His writing for other media includes articles, profiles, forecasts and reviews written for Newsweek (My Turn, 4/02), Family Fun, Publisher's Weekly, Special Report-Whittle Comm., Woman's Day and the Connecticut publications Connecticut Preview, Connecticut Family Today, Stamford Plus and Total Food Service.
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