Robert Duffley is a theater artist, editor, and teacher based in New York City. As a dramaturg, Robert partners with writers, directors, composers, collectives, and institutions to develop new plays and original stagings of classic work. He is particularly committed to international and interdisciplinary projects, with a special focus on climate. Frequent collaborators include biologists, poets, activists, and the archive. He currently serves as Dramaturg for LubDub Theatre Co and We Hear You—A Climate Archive. Recent productions include Claudia Rankine's Help (The Shed), Ferry Tales: The Potomac River (Kennedy Center Riverrun Festival), and Miranda Rose Hall's A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction (commissioned & developed by LubDub; currently touring internationally with original direction by Katie Mitchell). Upcoming: To Tell a Story About the Earth (by Miranda Rose Hall, commissioned by Concord Theatricals, developed by LubDub) and The Magic Bullet (LubDub with Arab American National Museum, Pangea World Theatre, and Noor Theatre). Teaching: Georgetown University (Adjunct Lecturer, Fall 2024), Harvard University (Teaching Fellow), Emerson College (Affiliated Faculty). Portfolio: robertduffley.com