At times, truth really is stranger than fiction. The story of playwright Margaret Edson is such an example. Her very first - and only - play won major awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

Interact Theatre Company, in partnership with the Los Angeles Public Library’s LA Made cultural enrichment program, presents a fully-staged reading of Margaret Edson's Wit—a searing, darkly funny ...

Margaret Edson has written 1 shows including Wit (Playwright). What awards has Margaret Edson been nominated for? Best Play (New York Drama Critics Circle Awards) for Wit, John Gassner Playwriting ...

In 1993, the Drama League, an organization of avid theater lovers, gave its annual prize for an unproduced play $1,000 and a reading to Margaret Edson’s “Wit,” which is about a professor of English ...

Margaret Edson’s “Wit” takes on the big ones: life, death and the mystery of being human. In its Chicago-area premiere at Goodman Theatre, it deals specifically with one human being, Dr. Vivian ...

Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Margaret Edson%2C "Wit" follows an English literature professor diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer Both UD and Delaware Technical Community College have ...

ATLANTAATLANTA — Playwright Margaret Edson talks proudly about her Pulitzer Prize and her work appearing on Broadway, but she’s the most animated when she discusses “Wit” being read in another place – ...

The Ohio State University Department of Theatre presented the central Ohio premiere of “Wit” last weekend, a thoughtful and eye-opening play that explores life, death and human interaction. A Pulitzer ...

In Seattle Public Theater’s fine production of Margaret Edson’s Pulitzer-winning “Wit,” the commitment of Therese Diekhans goes well beyond the mandatory requirement of shaving her head. For her lead ...

Cynthia Nixon gives a steely if somewhat remote performance as a professor fighting cancer in Margaret Edson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, co-starring Greg Keller as a doctor. Joan Marcus Margaret ...

The show received its world premiere at South Coast Repertory, with a subsequent production at Long Wharf Theater, before arriving in New York in 1998. It played more than 500 performances and was ...