Nathan Sanders received the Oppenheimer Award nomination from "New York Newsday" for the "most impressive debut of a new American playwright" for the Off-Broadway production of his first play, "The Sugar Bean Sisters", at the WPA Theatre in New York City. The world premiere production was directed by Evan Yionoulis. Since that time, the play has been produced at 100 regional theatres across the country, including Florida Repertory Theatre in Fort Myers, Florida, Greenbrier Valley Theatre in Lewisburg, West Virginia, Hippodrome State Theatre in Gainesville, Florida, Phoenix Theatre in Indianapolis, Indiana, Studio Theatre in Sacramento, California, WaterTower Theatre in Addison, Texas, Barter Theatre in Abingdon, VA, San Jose Stage Company in San Jose, California and Company of Angels Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Selections from "The Sugar Bean Sisters" have been published in "One On One: The Best Women's Monologues For the Nineties" by Applause Books. The full script is published by Dramatic Publishing Company.

"The Sugar Witch", Part II in "The Sugar Bean Trilogy" of plays, received its world premiere at Northside Theatre Company in San Jose, California. The production opened October 4, 2007. The New Conservatory Theatre Center in San Francisco presented the play during the 2009-2010 season. "The Sugar Witch" has also been produced at Rep 21 Theatre in Ontario, Canada and the Dayton Theatre Guild in Dayton, Ohio. The play is published by Samuel French, Inc.

Nathan's one-act play, "Sweet Jesus!" was presented as a staged-reading at the Marsh, a "breeding ground for new performance" in San Francisco. The world premiere was presented at Pegasus Theatre Company in Monte Rio, California and the play was subsequently produced by Three Wise Monkeys & Thunderbird Theatre Co. and presented at the 6th Annual Bay One Acts Festival at the Eureka Theatre in San Francisco. In the summer of 2007 "Sweet Jesus" was presented at the San Francisco Theatre Festival. The play is published in the Bay One Acts Festival Anthology Vol. 6.

A staged-reading of Nathan's play, "The Amazing Adventures of Della, The Dwarf", was presented in December 2004 at the Ivar Theatre in Hollywood. Tony Dow directed an all-star cast that included Meredith Eaton (TV's "Boston Legal") and film legend Piper Laurie. Grove Theater Center in Burbank, CA presented a staged-reading of the new draft of the play in February 2008 with Meredith Eaton, Pauley Perrette and Marcia Wallace.

Nathan's most recent play, "Divine Fruit/Kundalini Rising" was presented at the New Works Festival at the Phoenix Theatre in Arizona in July 2010. An earlier reading was presented at the New Conservatory Theatre Center in San Francisco starring Karen Grassle ("Little House On The Prairie") and Thea Gill ("Queer as Folk").

Upcoming film projects include "Heart In The Sand", an original screenplay with filmmaker Hamlet Sarkissian ("Camera Obscura") and the motion picture adaptation of "The Amazing Adventures of Della, The Dwarf".

Nathan studied playwriting with Howard Stein, Associate Supervisor of the Playwriting Program at the Yale School of Drama. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia and is an active member of the Dramatists Guild of America.