The Windsor Fringe Marriott Award for New Drama Writing
2008 The winners of this year's award will be announced on June 12th
click here to read the 2008 Drama Award call for submissions
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The Windsor Fringe Marriott Award at a glance |
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2008 |
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304 scripts from Australia, Austria, Canada, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Russia, Scotland, Spain and the USA 45 Fringe Readers Judges Kenneth Branagh and Iqbal Khan |
Shortlisted Plays
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The Three Winners |
2007 |
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171 scripts from Australia, Crete, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Scotland Sweden, USA and Wales 28 Fringe Readers Judges Fay Weldon CBE and Nell Leyshon
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Shortlisted Plays Mark Baker "Flowers" Jill Bristow "The Muddy Pool" Paul B Cohen "Intersections" Rol Hirst "There's No Future In This" Shirley Knights "All's Fair" Simon Lynn "The Last Laugh" Jeff Nolan "The Son-in-Law" Judy Walker "Frail Elderly" Gavin Whenman "The News Room" |
The Three Winners Jill Bristow "The Muddy Pool" Directed by Peter-Frank de Wulf Shirley Knights "All's Fair" Directed by Joerg Stadler Simon Lynn "The Last Laugh" (overall winner) Directed by Pete Gallagher |
2006 |
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145 scripts from Australia, England, Wales, New Zealand, Italy, Isle of Man, Ireland, France and the USA 29 Fringe Readers Judges Fay Weldon CBE and Nina Bawden CBE |
Shortlisted Plays Alan Bardos "Catch" Julie Ford "A Woman Thing" James Gillingham "Sliced" Kenneth Hickey "Song of the Shore" Bart Hulley "Mister London" Henry Hudson "Semper Fidelis" Richard Rocques "Don't Open the Door" Kate Snow "Skinning the Hare" Nadia Al Yafai "Cafe Cinderella"
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The Three Winners Julie Ford "A Woman Thing" Directed by Emma Serlin Richard Roques "Don't Open the Door" (overall winner) Directed by Mark Holliday Nadia Al Yafai "Cafe Cinderella" Directed by Shane Davey |
2005 |
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142 scripts from Australia, England, France, India, Ireland, Israel, Norway, Scotland and the USA 27 Fringe Readers Judges Fay Weldon CBE and Nell Dun |
Shortlisted Plays Leslie Bown and Ann Gawthorpe "Ashes to Ashes" Victoria Donaghue "One Last Wave" Catherine Franklin "Interior Monologue" Debbie Giggle "A Bed to Die For" David Hendon "The Bench" Michael Hennessy "The Nearly Man" Mark Orford "Winds of Change" Robert Shore "The Critic" |
The Three Winners Victoria Donaghue "One Last Wave" Directed by John Bruce Debbie Giggle "A Bed to Die For" Directed by Donald Sturrock Robert Shore "The Critic" (overall winner) Directed by Nigel Lawson Dick
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2004 |
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176 scripts from Australia, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, the UK and the USA 24 Fringe Readers Judges Hilary Mantel and Howard Panter |
Shortlisted Plays Martin Duckworth "Late" Kevin Khayat "Made by Mother" Anne Picken "Coup de Grace" Derek Sellen "The Honey Bucket Man" Helen Shay "Fit Piece" Jamie Wilkes "One Man and His Dog" |
The Three Winners Martin Duckworth "Late" (overall winner) Directed by John Bruce Helen Shay "Fit Piece" Directed by Peter Stallwood Anne Picken "Coup de Grace" Directed by Anne Keene and Mary Simpson
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