Vivienne Blouin is a writer, artist, and educator originally from the DC area. She graduated in 2024 from Fordham University with a double BA in Theatre with a Playwriting Concentration and Digital Technologies and Emerging Media. She is a Teach for America Corps Member, pursuing her Master’s in Special Education. She currently teaches elementary school science at a bilingual school in Manhattan.

Vivi is passionate about creating daring feminist work, highlighting intersectional issues, embracing femininity in all its forms, and exploring past and present issues to inspire the women of tomorrow to feel secure in their most authentic, messy selves. She seeks to delve into the unsung crevices of womanhood, no matter the discomfort the journey may bring.

She writes in both English and French, and conducts her science lessons primarily in English with Spanish support throughout. Through crochet, zine-crafting, podcasts, collaging, and writing stories short and long, she embraces her never-ending well of ideas.

THEATRICAL AWARDS & RECOGNITION: SheNYC Theater Festival Semi-Finalist (2024), Honorable Mention in The Blank Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival (2020), Selected for and Completed Young Playwright Residency through Signature Theatre (2019), Selected for Signature Theatre’s Monologue Competition for the Kennedy Center’s Women’s Voices Theater Festival (2018)