Rick Dresser

Rick Dresser's plays are widely produced in New York, regionally, and in Europe. His off-Broadway plays include "Gun-Shy", "Rounding Third", and "Below the Belt", which he adapted as the screenplay for "Human Error".

Recent work includes a trilogy of plays about happiness in America, with each play set in a different social class: "Augusta" (working class), "The Pursuit of Happiness (middle class), and "A View of the Harbor" (upper class).

Other plays are: "Something in the Air", "Wonderful World", "The Downside", "Alone at the Beach", and "Better Days".

Dresser also wrote the book for the Broadway musical "Good Vibrations" and has written and produced a number of television shows.