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2020 WINNERS
Congratulations to the Winner, Finalists, and playwrights whose scripts received Honorable Mention. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to writing scripts that help change lives and bring new awareness to others! May you and your loved ones be safe through this pandemic. Stay healthy, stage engaged with the world as much as possible, let love in, and write from the heart about these unique times and the stories that are unfolding before your eyes! FIRST PLACE Brothers by Paul Mohrbacher FINALISTS (alphabetical) A Night in Jerusalem by Marc Aronoff Dead Dads by Gregory Phelan Mary Bailey’s Building and Loan by Karen Lothan Open Mic Poetry Slam Meet Beat Bobby Slay by Oscar Sanders Scrubbed by Morna Young The Good One by Amy Hanson HONORABLE MENTION (alphabetical) Above the Fold by Julie Zaffarano As Happy as God in France by Julia Pascal Be It Ever So Humble by Dan Borengasser Burning House by Joseph Nelms Craig Fox Had a Wife by Beverly Allen Down from the Mountain by Ivan Taub Fairville by Steve Apostolina Goods and Effects by Alvin Schnupp Humphrey-Johnson, Part 1 by Robert Kehew I Don’t Have a Gun Stop Shooting by Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj Inversion: The Function of an Autistic Mind by Aditya Putcha In Shelter by Jane Graille Lyndon Agonistes by Andrew P. Mayo Main Chance by Barry Weinberg Moon Drops by Domnica Radulescu, Nikaury Rodriguez, Carol Campbell Nickie and the Dragon by Elixeo Flores Save the Man by Kevin Stuart Brodie Serve and Protect by Sissy Van Dyke Teenagers in Love by Sean O’Connor The Devil’s Pact by Simon Bowler The Great Betrayal by Ken Straus The New Fuck You by Paul Hoan Zeidler The Tiger Play by Anne Phelan There’s Been an Accident by Jillian Bevilacqua Trade with Klan by Donald E. Baker Transisters by Jay Huling Transitions by Ronald Davies Warriors by Tyler Powell PLAY LOG LINE 2020 FIRST PLACE: Brothers by Paul Mohrbacher Two estranged brothers in their 60s circle each other as they fend off any hint of reconciliation. Then they meet a couple of intrepid interlopers who get in the ring with them. |
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Brothers by Paul Mohrbacher
The stage play was adapted from Paul Mohrbacher's novel - Brothers - published in 2014. 
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