Four Playwrights Win 2022 ATCA Awards
Chiara Atik received the Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award for ‘Poor Clare,’ and Makasha Copeland received the M. Elizabeth Osborn Award for ‘Extreme Home Makeover.’
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Chiara Atik received the Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award for ‘Poor Clare,’ and Makasha Copeland received the M. Elizabeth Osborn Award for ‘Extreme Home Makeover.’
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Previous executive director Sandee Grossman will now be managing director.
Woods recently served as co-artistic director at Seattle’s Sound Theatre Company.