Delia Ephron is a writer and producer known for her screenplays and novels, offering a unique voice cultivated through decades in film and literature. After her essay ‘How to Eat Like a Child’ was featured in The New York Times, leading to a pivotal book contract, Delia Ephron went on to publish the bestselling book of the same title in 1978, marking the beginning of her prolific career. She quickly expanded her acclaimed writing into film, serving as screenwriter for ‘Brenda Starr’ (1989) and ‘This Is My Life’ (1992). Ephron further broadened her involvement in major studio productions as an Associate Producer for the Academy Award-nominated film ‘Sleepless in Seattle’ (1993).
Building on its success, she made her highly anticipated Broadway debut as a solo playwright in 2024 with an adaptation of Left on Tenth. This significant production, directed by Tony Award winner Susan Stroman and starring Julianna Margulies and Peter Gallagher, premiered at the historic James Earl Jones Theatre, solidifying Ephron’s standing as a versatile and enduring voice in contemporary storytelling across literature, film, and live theater.