Justin Tanner

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Justin Tanner (né Stephen Justin Tanner) (born 20th century) is an American playwright, theatre director, and screenwriter.

Based in Los Angeles, California, he is the author of Wife Swappers and Oklahomo (both staged at the Third Stage Theater in Burbank, California) and Space Therapy (at the Zephyr Theater in Hollywood and nominated for an L.A. Stage Alliance Ovation Award).

He has written and directed numerous plays, including Pot Mom (which won a Pen West Award), Teen Girl, Bitter Women, Tent Show, and Coyote Woman.

Tanner also wrote, with then-partner Andy Daley, Zombie Attack, which ran for ten years at the Cast Theater in Hollywood, and has since had numerous revivals.