José Casas Wins Dominic Orlando Playwriting Award
The award, which comes with a $10,000 unrestricted prize, honors playwrights who have forged their own paths with smaller-budget theatre companies and ensembles.
Category Archives: Awards
Lorna Courtney, Victor Abreu Win Clive Barnes Awards
Courtney and Abreu each received an unrestricted award of $5,000, and were among eight finalists selected by the committee.
Devos Institute Arts Management Fellows Announced
Among the 12 executives from 7 countries who will participate in arts management intensive are 2 theatre administrators, Shaza Ishak and Claudia de Vasco.
Mabou Mines Announces Resident Artists Showings
3 participants in the company’s Resident Artists Program (RAP)–Lydia Jialu Li, Sarah Finn, and Jovon Outlaw—will present new works-in-progress at the theatre June 8-10.
Sakura Rosenthal Wins Next Narrative Monologue Competition
The Boston high schooler took first place and a $3,000 scholarship, with Atlanta’s Eryn Regans in second and Greensboro, N.C.’s Laylah Cooper-Hallman third.
Chicago Latino Theater Alliance Announces First Inicios Festival
Inicios: Chicago Latine Playwright Festival will June 2-4, featuring works by Nelson A. Rodriguez, Raul Dorantes, Emily Masó, and Claribel Gross.
Broadway League Names 2023 Award Recipients
The League Awards recognize exemplary service to the touring Broadway industry.
Kwame Kwei-Armah Named MTC Artistic Advisor
He will remain in his role as artistic director of the Young Vic in London while advising on MTC’s programming and future planning.
Peninsula Players Names 2023 Scholarship Recipient
Graduating senior Hunter Malvitz, who will receive a $500 scholarship, plans to attend UW-Eau Claire this fall to pursue a BMEd in music education with a choral emphasis.
Jerry Zaks to Lead 10 Lunt-Fontanne Fellows at Ten Chimneys
The Tony-winning director will lead a week-long intensive for veteran actors Demetria Joyce Bailey, Anthony Fusco, Blake Hackler, Elizabeth Heflin, Bob Hess, Michael Manuel, Sandra Marquez, Zuhairah McGill, Lawrence Redmond, and Jomar Tagatac.
