Oliver Goldstick Executive Producer

Oliver Goldstick has written and produced many series for television, including "Ugly Betty," "State of Mind," "Desperate Housewives," "Popular," "Everwood," "American Dreams," "Caroline in the City" and "Coach."

Goldstick's movies for television include "Plainsong," starring Aidan Quinn and Rachel Griffiths, "Crossroads," and the Emmy Award-nominated "Bailey's Mistake," starring Linda Hamilton and Joan Plowright.

Goldstick's television work has earned him a Golden Globe, a Writers Guild Award, GLAAD Award, the NAACP Image Award and a Peabody Award. His off-Broadway musical play, "Dinah Was," based on the life of rhythm-and-blues legend Dinah Washington, received Obie, Barrymore and Jefferson awards, and was later broadcast on National Public Radio.

In addition, Goldstick's plays have been produced at venues across the country, including the Williamstown Theatre Festival, Arena Stage and Dallas Theatre Center. He is currently adapting "Not Even Wrong," Paul Collins' memoir about his son's autism, for the stage.

A graduate of the University of Michigan and Columbia University, Goldstick's illustrations have appeared in several publications, including Quarto and the Columbia Review. He lives with his partner, Bud Leslie, and their sons, Jonathan and Simon, in Los Angeles, California.