Kirsten Greenidge is an American playwright known for her impactful works that often explore themes of race, identity, and social justice. She has received recognition for her contributions to theater, including awards and fellowships that highlight her talent and dedication to storytelling. Greenidge's plays, such as Milk Like Sugar and The Luck of the Irish, have been performed in various theaters across the United States. Her writing is characterized by its emotional depth and ability to provoke thought, making her a significant voice in contemporary American theater.