While known to many as a professional astrologer, Dawn Bodrogi had a rich and impactful dual career spanning over twenty-five years in the world of theatre and film.
Her profound contributions as a dramaturg and script executive led to collaborations with some of the most celebrated writers of her generation, including legendary playwrights Arthur Miller, Harold Pinter, Peter Nichols, and Tom Stoppard. Her work is a part of theatrical history, with mentions in the official inventories of both Tom Stoppard’s and Arthur Miller’s papers at the prestigious Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin.
Dawn also held a series of prominent leadership roles. From 1993 to 2001, she served as President of Silver Crescent Productions, a company she founded to promote the exchange of British and American drama for film, theatre, and television. Prior to this, she was the Head of Script Development for the London Weekend Television (LWT) Drama and Arts division from 1985 to 1990.
In her creative life, Dawn was also a poet. Her literary legacy is being preserved through the forthcoming publication of two volumes of her poetry, Abandoned Angels and The Ripening Seed.
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