Awards & prizes.
American Theatre, March, 2004
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A play about an FBI teen-sex sting has won the first round of a new national contest sponsored by the Play-wrights' Center and the Guthrie Theater of Minneapolis. Sting, written by Los Angeles playwright Doris Baizley in collaboration with Oakland criminal defense lawyer Susan Raffanti, will receive a $6,000 cash award and a slot in the center's PlayLabs Festival in July.
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The contest, called the Two-Headed Challenge, encourages playwrights to write in tandem with "someone you admire outside of the theatre." Play-wrights Center executive director Polly K. Carl said ...
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