Ike Holter

(Bio as of November 2025)

Ike Holter (Playwright) is a Chicago writer whose work includes the seven play “Rightlynd Saga”, Kid Cudi’s “To The Moon” concert special, and the FX’s “Fosse/Verdon”, for which he won the WGA award for Best Adaptation. His plays are published through Northwestern Publishing, Methuen Books, Dramatists Play Service and have been performed in all 50 states. He’s the winner of the Steinberg Award and The Windham-Campbell award, one of the highest honors in contemporary literature. He’s taught at Yale, University of Chicago, The Kennedy Center and DePaul’s Theater School, and is currently writing the animated feature “Dropz” for Paramount. Goodman has produced the world premieres of his Holter’s “Lottery Day” and “I Hate It Here”. Represented by WME and M88.. IkeHolter.com