John Glines

John Glines (1933-2018) was a playwright and producer who wrote for Sesame Street from seasons 11 through 13. Glines also wrote for Captain Kangaroo for seven years (from 1965 to 1972).
A Santa Maria, California native and alumnus of Yale University, Glines won a Tony Award for Best Play in 1983 as a producer of Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song Trilogy, and won three Drama Desk Awards as producer of the plays Torch Song Trilogy, As Is (1985), and Whoop-Dee-Doo! (1994).
In 1976, Glines, Barry Laine, and Jerry Tobin co-founded "The Glines," a non-profit organization for gay art that dispels stereotypes and encourages positive self-images.
==Sesame Street writing credits==
;Episodes
* Episode 1369
* Episode 1478
* Episode 1589
* Episode 1600
* Episode 1602
* Episode 1621
* Episode 1632 (R)
* Episode 1753 (R)
;Segments
* Ernie and Bert: Ernie Copies Bert's Picture
* Ernie and Bert: Egyptian Mummies
==External links==
*IMDb
*"The John Glines Papers," Yale University Library
*"John Glines: Developing Positive Self-Images for Gays," Janice Arkatov, The Los Angeles Times, March 21, 1989.
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Category:Writers