Her 2022 play took home the $25,000 prize, while Madison Fiedler won the Osborn Prize and Suzan-Lori Parks and Rebecca Gilman received citations for their work.
The finalists are Aleshea Harris for 'On Sugarland' and Lloyd Suh for 'The Far Country.'
Cox will supervise the producing and casting teams.
The 12 teenage playwrights hail from 5 different states, and this year's live presentations will be the first performed in person since 2019.
The current and outgoing cohort of the D.C. playwriting collective reflect on 3 years of pandemic pivot, internal strain, and transformative growth.
Six New York-based artists will receive micro-residencies in Mexico City, while a second cohort of Mexican creators will be selected in fall 2023 for residencies in New York City.
Egan succeeds Linda DiGabriele, who served as managing director at Asolo Rep for 35 years.
The artistic director's departure caps a 4-year period of extraordinary promise, crisis, and controversy, while the festival seeks help with its next steps.
The new partnership will launch this summer with playwrights York Walker and Dave Harris.
The 2023 competition marks the first time that the prize has been awarded to more than one finalist.
Honorees in 5 categories each receive a $75,000 unrestricted prize and a CalArts residency.
A new biography of Sam Shepard focuses on the man as an icon rather than as a writer---though, as with everything in the late dramatist's work, such delineations are never so neat.
A look at two new reads for musical theatre fans: a thought-provoking analysis of Broadway's body biases and a breezy memoir by dance icon Chita Rivera.
The first in the Windy City since 2010 and the first nationwide TCG gathering since 2022, it will be held in a hybrid format in partnership with the League of Chicago Theatres.
The festival will feature shorts, staged readings, and a Young Playwrights Festival.
The former general manager of the Broadway Dreams Foundation will serve as Red Bull's first executive director starting this month.
The former theatre director and instructor at Xavier College Prep will work alongside producing artistic director Bobb Cooper and ultimately replace him when he retires.
From a famous British mimic's take on American types to the development of Asian American work the West Coast, the month is packed with noteworthy developments.
GuadalÃs Del Carmen, Dave Harris, Rachel Lynett, and Sanaz Toossi will develop new works with support from the Binger Center for New Theatre.
This year's readings will feature works by Asian American and Pacific Islander playwrights.
The fellowship comes with a $5,000 stipend, personalized mentorship, and a three-week incubation period, followed by a one-week developmental workshop and presentation of their work.
Former Raven production manager and artistic producer Cole von Glahn will assume the role of interim managing director at the beginning of May.
The new 99-seat theatre will be called the Procope Theater in her honor.
In addition to $10,000 for the designer, the foundation also offers a grant to any Connecticut theatre that hires MartÃnez Garcia in the next two years.
The artistic director of Shakespeare Theatre Company will serve in a one-year residency to explore and deepen the social and civic impact of his work.