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Mark Scharf
Mark Scharf in 2009
Born	9/21/1956 New Albany, Indiana
Occupation	Playwright
Period	1980–present
Website
www.markscharf.com

Mark Scharf (born September 21, 1956), is an American playwright, actor and teacher. His plays have received readings and productions across the United States and in England, China, Australia, Canada and Singapore.

External links

• Mark Scharf's Website: http://www.markscharf.com/
• Interview in Insight for Playwrights, Vol. 12 Issue 5 (http://www.baltimoreplaywrightsfestival.org/insight200405.rtf)
• Article on Mark Scharf in the U.Va. Alumni Magazine (http://www.baltimoreplaywrightsfestival.org/UVA%20article.jpg)

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