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1997
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The
Music Lesson, commissioned
in 1997, is published
by Dramatic Publishing
Company.
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| 1998 |
Recognition
of Jim Thorpe All-American
as the Best Educational
Program for 1998. |
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2000
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Prime Stage is selected
as the recipient of the
Winifred Ward Award for
the Outstanding Children’s
Theatre Company in the
United States by the American
Alliance for Theatre and
Education.
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2002
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Recognition
of Emily Gup as best youth
actress for her role as
Heidi.
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2003
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Honorable
Mention for Twelve
Angry Men in the
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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2003
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Prime
Stage presented a new
program during the production
of Twelve Angry Men
in conjunction with the
CISP program of the Allegheny
County Juvenile Court
System for rehabilitated
juvenile offenders, parole
officers, judges and families.
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2004
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Partnered
with the SciTech Festival
at the Carnegie Science
Center to produce A
Wrinkle In Time.
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2004
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The
Music Lesson honored
as the Distinguished Play
of the American Alliance
for Theatre and Education.
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2004
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The
United States Holocaust
Memorial Museum selects
the Artistic Director
to create a national model
of producing Holocaust
theatre.
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2005
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Wayne
Brinda was recognized
for directing I Never
Saw Another Butterfly
and The Terezin Promise
by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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2006
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Prime
Stage received a grant
from the Children’s Theatre
Foundation of America
to conduct the study,
Connect Kids to the Classics,
with our production of
Great Expectations. The
Act 48 Teacher Workshop
series featured Lois Lowry,
Newbery Award Author of
The Giver during the regional
premiere of the novel’s
stage adaptation.
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