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Whether you plan to fully integrate musicians and choreography into your production or utilize the music and musicians solely as underscoring, you will be able to bring the full musical score to life!Created along with Rebecca Taichman’s award winning productions of Indecent, these new editions of the score (prepared during the Guthrie Theater’s production, directed by Wendy Goldberg) are designed to benefit all productions.The basic licensing package, available with the play through Dramatists Play Services, consists of: orchestral books, a full score, and vocal book.Rehearsal aids may be purchased directly from the composers.
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The Dramatists Guild of America will present Paula Vogel the 2016 Hull-Warriner Award for her play Indecent and David Yazbek the 2017 Frederick Loewe Award for Dramatic Composition for his score to The Band’s Visit, next Monday, October 23, 2017.

Provincetown Theater will present its second annual Provincetown,Established last year by the Provincetown Theater, the first recipient, Tony-winning playwright,In a statement, Provincetown Theater Artistic Director David Drake said, “No one has blazed that trail with such searing intellect, compassion, and life-long diligence as Paula Vogel. Vogel was born in Washington, D.C., to Donald Stephen Vogel, an advertising executive, and Phyllis Rita (Bremerman), a secretary for the United States Postal Service Training and Development Center. To the arts in the United States, she is a true American hero.”,“What a thrill, what an honor to receive the second annual PAPA award,” added Vogel. In recognition of her contributions to the future of playwriting, several awards for young playwrights have been named in her honor, including the Paula Vogel Award, granted by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, and the Paula Vogel Award in Playwriting, given by the Vineyard Theatre. Her father was Jewish and her mother was Roman Catholic. The Paula Vogel Award in Playwriting This award is offered to the outstanding student-written play that play that explores issues of gender, diversity, and sexual orientation.

First Place is a cash prize of $1000. She attended Bryn Mawr College from 1969 to 1970 and 1971 to 1972, and is a graduate of The Catholic University of America (BA, 1974) and Cornell University (MA, 1976; PhD, 2016). Recipients of the award include:"Vineyard Theatre is one of the great Off-Broadway incubators of new American plays and musicals.
This post-show discussion will take place via Zoom.

Composed and arranged by Lisa Gutkin and Aaron Halva, the award winning and revered score is rich with “sumptuous Klezmer textures” (LA Times). Named after Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, teacher, and longtime Vineyard artist Paula Vogel, the award includes a stipend, work space, dramaturgical support, and collaborative resources to develop a new work or works at The Vineyard over the course of a season.