CLAIRE PARTIN is a storyteller, artist, writer, lyricist, song improvisor and actor living in West Hollywood, California. She recently co-wrote the musical “Heartland” with composer Kat Zimmerman about an Amish teen who moves to the big city only to have his American dreams dashed when he witnesses a school shooting. Partin and Zimmerman also co-wrote a musical adaptation of George Bernard Shaw’s “Saint Joan.” Claire's one woman show “Barbie’s Cousin” explores the relationship of a grown woman and her Barbie doll "Francie." In Los Angeles she produced the song and storytelling show “Moments of Claireity.” Her screenplay “Snow Day,” about a California businessman who uses being caught in NYC on 911 as an excuse to escape his life, placed at Slamdance, Page and First Glance competitions. Claire Partin is a graduate of Northwestern University and completed the musical theater intensive as a book-writer lyricist at New Musicals Inc.
