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WordBRIDGE wishes to congratulate George Brant and Elephant's Graveyard for winning the David Mark Cohen Award at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
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learn about this
year's event?
WordBRIDGE is proud to announce the
selected playwrights for 2008:

George Brant - Any Other Name
(University of Texas – Austin)
Megan Gogerty+ - Pandas
(WB 1996 and WB 1998)
Mary Hamilton - Um..Like America
(University of Iowa, Iowa Playwrights Workshop)
David Jacobi - Self Destruction Opera
(SUNY Purchase)
Nathan Warren Lane* - Demon Holler
(Boston Playwrights' Theatre at Boston University)
Nick Mazzuca - Through the Blue Door
(Clemson University)
Ben Viccellio - No More
(Northwestern University)
and
Naomi Iizuka
Playwright-in-Residence

+ Boomerang Playwright sponsored by the Boomerang Artists Fund
* Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Playwright-In-Residence


June 13 and 14th, 2008 at 8:00 P.M.

Tribute to Playwrights
Timepiece

Created and Performed by
Daniel Stein

For more details on this performance, visit our Tribute to Playwrights page.


WordBRIDGE wishes to congratulate
George Brant and Elephant's Graveyard
for winning the David Mark Cohen Award at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.


"For a moment or two, week or two, people will gather together in the Purpose of Theatre. They will do whatever they can, knowing the time and gathering brief, to make it better. To imagine that: making better plays so that plays might better gather people and, thereby, gather better people... is a desirable thing. Even wished for."

David Kranes
Artistic Director & Founder
Sundance Playwrights Lab


WordBRIDGE is brought to you through a collaboration between:

Generous Company and Clemson University

Brooks Performing Arts Center, Clemson University