American dramatist
Duncan Pflaster (born 1973) is an American off-off-Broadway playwright, composer and actor. His first play "Wilder and Wilder" (a transvestite adaptation of Alice in Wonderland), was produced in 1995 at Florida Playwrights' Theatre in Hollywood, FL. He now lives in New York City, where many of his plays have been produced in theatre festivals, such as the Spotlight On festival and the Midtown International Theatre Festival. His first film "Strapped for Danger" was produced by Scorpio Film Releasing in 2017, and the sequel "Undercover Vice: Strapped for Danger II" followed in 2021. Scorpio Film Releasing also brought him in for additional material on their film "Code Name: Dynastud".
His plays have often been labeled as magic realism; they frequently deal with metaphysical or science fiction plots, such as parallel universes, cloning, life extension, fairy tales and mythology. His writing often touches on themes of family, community, religion, and homosexuality. Pflaster is gay. Many of his plays include nudity and frank sexual situations. Pflaster is also a verse dramatist, writing in both rhyming couplets and blank verse.
Works.
Full-length
One-Acts
Non-playwright work.
First film "Strapped for Danger" produced by Scorpio Film Releasing in 2017. A comic LGBTQ heist film about 3 male strippers who hide out in a frat house. An homage to the films of Russ Meyer. 
He wrote comic sketches for Laughing Swingset Productions, available on YouTube and Funny Or Die.
He has also written freelance theatre reviews for "BroadwayWorld.com" and "HX" magazine.
He has written music on SongFight! under the name "Level Nivelo" – the band name is a reference to the Esperanto used in "Red Dwarf"
He is also the creator of and head photographer for "The Naughty Jewish Boys Calendar", a photographic pinup calendar highlighting the erotic side of Jewish men. 