Courtney Antonioli is an award-winning performer whose work has been showcased across the country. Her solo show, 18 Days. 48 Girls., won the Audience Choice Award for Best Show at NYC’s Off-Broadway Frigid Festival. Her storytelling has been featured on The Moth Radio Hour and podcast, in the episode titled “You Say Goodbye.” She has also performed at The Artichoke in Beacon, NY, The PIT in NYC, Awkward Teenage Years, and has been spotlighted by Condé Nast.
Her play The Mount, which explores the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Edith Wharton, premiered at Wharton's home in Lenox, MA, in honor of her 150th birthday. Courtney's other plays have been featured in the Gallery Players Festival in NYC and Broadway West’s Summer Shorts series. Her nonfiction and essays have been published in Grok Nation, Gold Comedy, The Culture Trip, Comic Buyer's Guide, and other publications.
Her YouTube channel, Stay Golden, has over 95,000 subscribers and has been featured on Nerdist, The A.V. Club, and Tubefilter. She has also appeared in documentaries about The Golden Girls on ABC and Reelz TV. Courtney is the creator and host of Golden Girls Bingo in NYC, a monthly live event celebrating the iconic show.
Professional affiliation: Dramatists Guild of America.