JEWISH
RECIPIENTS
OF THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA
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recipients)
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- Elmer Rice (1929), Street Scene
- George S. Kaufman (1932), Of Thee I Sing
- Morrie Ryskind (1932), Of Thee I Sing
- Ira Gershwin (1932), Of Thee I Sing
- Sidney Kingsley (1934), Men in White
- Moss Hart (1937), You Can't Take It With You
- George S. Kaufman
(1937), You Can't
Take It With You
- Arthur Miller (1949), Death of a Salesman
- Oscar Hammerstein II 1(1950),
South Pacific
- Richard Rodgers (1950), South Pacific
- Joseph Kramm (1952), The Shrike
- Jerome Weidman (1960), Fiorello!
- Jerry Bock (1960), Fiorello!
- Sheldon Harnick (1960), Fiorello!
- Abe Burrows (1962), How
To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
- Frank Loesser (1962), How
To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
- Howard Sackler (1969), The Great White Hope
- Paul Zindel (1971), The Effect of Gamma Rays on
Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
- Michael Bennett 2
(1976), A
Chorus Line
- Marvin Hamlisch (1976), A Chorus Line
- Edward Kleban (1976), A Chorus Line
- David Mamet (1984), Glengarry Glen Ross
- James Lapine (1985), Sunday in the Park with George
- Stephen Sondheim (1985), Sunday in the Park with George
- Alfred Uhry (1988), Driving Miss Daisy
- Wendy Wasserstein (1989), The Heidi Chronicles
- Neil Simon (1991), Lost in Yonkers
- Tony Kushner (1993), Angels in America: Millennium
Approaches
- Jonathan Larson (1996), Rent
- Paula Vogel 3
(1998), How I
Learned to Drive
- Donald Margulies (2000), Dinner With Friends
- David Auburn 4
(2001), Proof
NOTES
1. Jewish father, non-Jewish
mother.
2. Jewish mother, non-Jewish
father.
3. Jewish father, non-Jewish
mother.
4. Jewish
mother, non-Jewish
father.
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