2008 RECIPIENTS
Wild Men of the Woods by Elisabeth Karlin
First Prize for Excellence in Playwriting
First Prize for Excellence in Playwriting
Elisabeth Karlin and Carol Goldberg
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In a cold New York City winter, three desperate men from starkly different backgrounds cross paths and change each others' lives.
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Adding Machine, the Musical Book and Lyrics by Fran Handman
Citation for Excellence in Playwriting
Citation for Excellence in Playwriting
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A satirical look at Mr. Zero, a prototype for society’s disenfranchised, subculture of slaves bred to spend their lives grinding away at mindless, dead-end jobs. In his frustration, Mr. Zero is potentially dangerous. He is a bigot and a murderer. It is only in the Elysian Fields where he experiences a rare moment of joy and freedom that there may yet be hope for him.
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Altered by Dick Sabol
Citation for Excellence in Playwriting
Citation for Excellence in Playwriting
Dick Sabol receives an award from Carol Goldberg
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A young seminarian's quest for priesthood is interrupted by his attraction to a handsome power hungry priest. Does this mean he cannot become a priest? Does God make mistakes? His questions are answered with the help of Canon Law and an irreverent priest who demonstrates the power of God.
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