Larry Mollin

Before moving to Los Angeles, Larry Mollin was a playwright and Artistic Director of Toronto, Canada’s Homemade Theatre, a seminal performance group of the 1970s. Transitioning to Hollywood, he became a Writer for prime time Television for over thirty years. He’s best known for his work on “Beverly Hills 90210” for which he wrote and produced one-hundred twenty-eight hours from 1993-1998, the zenith of the show’s popularity. Larry returned to the theatre world in 2012 with the premiere of The Screenwriter’s Daughter, a play he wrote and directed to critical acclaim at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse. The story dramatically documents the troubled relationship between Hollywood’s great writer, Ben Hecht and his daughter Jenny, a revolutionary with the Living Theatre.