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2013 WINNERS
FIRST PLACE: Survival Skills by Meredith Taylor-Parry SECOND PLACE: The Coutances Altarpiece by Elan Garonzik THIRD PLACE: Bodacious by Dan Borengasser FINALISTS: Back Home by Raymond J. Barry Goodnight Mrs. Calabash (Wherever You Are) by Jon S. Robbins Guns, God, and Gomorrah by Joseph Krawczyk Reaching Bohemia by Scott McCrea HONORABLE MENTION: Martin Rabinowitz's Guide to Life by Fred Bernstein Somewhat Difficult to Put Into Words by Anthony Hall Seed The Devil Man by Adam Seidel PLAY LOG LINE / SYNOPSIS 2013 FIRST PLACE: Survival Skills by Meredith Taylor-Parry A father takes his life. The family gathers to mourn. Only one saw the body. Only one knows what really happened. 2013 SECOND PLACE: The Coutances Altarpiece by Elan Garonzik In 13th century France, independent merchant Geoffrey Bouvier plans to make a sizeable gift to the church and have his name recognized, but he runs up against the community spirit of the guilds, represented by Mater Thomas, head of the guildhall. There is no resolution until the Bishop suggests a surprising alternative. 2013 THIRD PLACE: Bodacious by Dan Borengasser Harrison Dodd is thinking of running for President and takes a fast-food job to see if he is in tune with middle-America ... he is not! |
UPDATES FOR 2013 WINNERS Survival Skills received a reading at 13th Street Repertory-NYC February 23, 2014. Directed by Leanora Lange Survival Skills received a 5 week production at 13th Street Repertory - NYC April 3 - May 1, 2014. Directed by Leanora Lange The Coutances Altarpiece received a reading at 13th Street Repertory - NYC May 18, 2014. Directed by Matthew T. Carlson The Coutances Altarpiece was part of 2015 Lunar Stages Second Annual Short Play Festival. Lunar Stages is located in West Orange, NJ. Bodacious was part of the 8th Annual Panndora's Box Theater Festival that was produced at the Garage Theater in Long Beach, CA in 2014. Goodnight Mrs. Calabash (Wherever You Are) was a semi-finalist in the 2013 MTWorks Newborn Festival, NYC. Reaching Bohemia received a reading from The Barrow Group, NYC during their 2011/2012 season. |
