Jeremy Stoller is a dramaturg who works primarily in support of new performance. He has served as dramaturg on the world premieres of Ken Urban's A Guide for the Homesick (Huntington Theatre) and Nibbler (The Amoralists @ Rattlestick Playwrights Theater); L M Feldman's A People (Orbiter 3); Paper Canoe's Light at Triskelion Arts; as well as Thomas Choinacky and John Jarboe's Beaut and R. Eric Thomas's Will You Accept This Friend Request?, both at First Person Arts Festival; and on the US premiere of Ken Urban's Sense of an Ending at 59E59 Theaters. Additional dramaturgy/literary work with The Civilians, Disney Theatrical, The Flea, Hypokrit Theatre Company, Luna Stage, Musical Theatre Factory, Play On! Shakespeare, PlayPenn, Jewish Plays Project, and terraNOVA Collective.

Since 2016, he has served as the Director of New Work for off-Broadway's Keen Company, where he oversees the commission of new work for student performers in their Keen Teens program, and curates/facilitates the Playwrights Lab for Mid-Career Writers. He is also currently the Resident Dramaturg for Pioneer Winter Collective in Miami. From 2010 to 2013 he served as the literary manager at Two River Theater. He founded The Dramaturgy Open Office Hour Project, which has been sharing resources with artists in cities around North America since 2014 and was profiled in American Theatre magazine. Co-founder, Beehive Dramaturgy Studio. He holds a BA from Drew University, and is pursuing an MA in Gender and Sexuality Studies from The City University of New York.