2014 Edgerton Foundation New Play Awards

The Blood Quilt

by Katori Hall

at Arena Stage

 

The Shoplifters

by Morris Panych

at Arena Stage

 

Posterity

by Doug Wright

at Atlantic Theater Company

 

Marley

by Kwame Kwei-Armah, music and lyrics by Bob Marley

at Center Stage

 

Benediction

by Eric Schmiedl, based on the book by Kent Haruf

at Denver Center for the Performing Arts

 

Temple

by Steve Waters

at Donmar Warehouse

 

Women in Jeopardy!

by Wendy MacLeod

at Geva Theatre Center

 

The Second Girl

by Ronan Noone

at Huntington Theatre Company

 

The Oldest Boy

by Sarah Ruhl

at Lincoln Center Theater

 

Lost Lake

by David Auburn

at Manhattan Theatre Club

 

Behind the Beautiful Forevers

by David Hare based on the book by Katherine Boo

at National Theatre

 

White Guy on the Bus

by Bruce Graham

at Northlight Theatre

Colossal

by Andrew Hinderaker

at Olney Theatre Center

 

Head Over Heels

by Jeff Whitty, music and lyrics by the Go-Go's

at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

 

L'Hotel

by Ed Dixon

at Pittsburgh Public Theater

 

Grand Concourse

by Heidi Schreck

at Playwrights Horizons

 

Pocatello

by Samuel D. Hunter

at Playwrights Horizons

 

Papermaker

by Monica Wood

at Portland Stage Company

 

The Comparables

by Laura Schellhardt

at Seattle Repertory Theatre

 

Our Lady of Kibeho

by Katori Hall

at Signature Theatre

 

Zealot

by Theresa Rebeck

at South Coast Repertory

 

Bright Star

by Steve Martin & Edie Brickell

at The Old Globe

 

Hamilton

by Lin-Manuel Miranda

at The Public Theater

 

Mr g

by Wesley Savick, based on the book by Alan Lightman

at Underground Railway Theater, in residence at Central Square Theater

 

Elevada

by Sheila Callaghan

at Yale Repertory Theatre




“The Trinity River Plays was originally conceived as single, intimate, small-scale drama. As playwright Regina Taylor continued to work on it, the scope of the work expanded. This ambitious project now encompasses three related one-acts – Jarfly, Rain, and Ghoststory – and spans 20 years in the life of a family. Support from the Edgerton Foundation New American Play Award will provide critical additional rehearsal time to explore the relationships in this intricate trilogy. Presented in a co-production with Chicago’s acclaimed Goodman Theatre, this deeply human drama will first premiere here in Dallas and then go on to perform at one of the nation’s most esteemed theaters."

- Kevin Moriarty, Artistic Director, Dallas Theater Center, Dallas TX, The Trinity River Plays, by Regina Taylor, Co-production with Goodman Theatre



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