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The following press release is from http://www.tdf.org/pressreleases/doubt.html
DOUBT BECOMES THE 28TH PULITZER PRIZE
WINNING PLAY TO HAVE RECEIVED SUBSIDY SUPPORT FROM TDF
April 8, 2005; New York, New York -
When John Patrick Shanley's Doubt was awarded
the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama earlier this week, it
became the 28th Pulitzer winner in the past 37 years to
share the distinction of having initially received subsidy
support from Theatre Development Fund for its New York
debut. What is unique about Theatre Development Fund's
involvement with Doubt is that TDF provided subsidy support
both for the play's Off Broadway run at the Manhattan
Theatre Club and the current Broadway production. TDF’s
play subsidy program is at the heart of TDF’s daily
operations which also includes the TKTS discount ticket
booths in Times Square and South Street Seaport, a membership
of over 70,000 theatregoers who are eligible for special
discount tickets, arts education programs which benefit
thousands of tri-State area students, the Theatre Access
Project (TAP) which provides access for theatregoers with
physical disabilities, and The Costume Collection which
rents professional costumes to not-for-profit organizations
across the country at reduced costs.
Through the play subsidy program, TDF has
provided financial support to nearly 800 plays and musicals
on and Off Broadway since 1968. The following is a list
of these productions which went on to receive the Pulitzer
Prize for Drama. It’s a veritable who’s who
of American drama: 1969 - The Great White Hope (Howard
Sackler); 1971 - The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the
Moon Marigolds (Paul Zindel); 1973 - That Championship
Season (Jason Miller); 1975 - Seascape (Edward Albee);
1977 - The Shadow Box (Michael Cristofer); 1978 - The
Gin Game (D.L. Coburn); 1979 - Buried Child (Sam Shepard);
1980 - Talley’s Folly (Lanford Wilson); 1981 - Crimes
of the Heart (Beth Henley); 1982 - A Soldier’s Play
(Charles Fuller); 1983 - ‘night, Mother (Marsha
Norman); 1984 - Glengarry Glen Ross (David Mamet); 1985
- Sunday in the Park with George (James Lapine/Stephen
Sondheim); 1987 - Fences (August Wilson); 1988 - Driving
Miss Daisy (Alfred Uhry); 1989 - The Heidi Chronicles
(Wendy Wasserstein); 1990 - The Piano Lesson (August Wilson);
1992 - The Kentucky Cycle (Robert Schenkkan); 1994 - Three
Tall Women (Edward Albee); 1995 - The Young Man From Atlanta
(Horton Foote); 1997 - How I Learned To Drive (Paula Vogel);
1999 - Wit (Margaret Edson); 2000 - Dinner with Friends
(Donald Margulies); 2001 - Proof (David Auburn); 2002
- Topdog/Underdog (Suzan Lori-Parks), 2003 - Anna in the
Tropics (Nilo Cruz), 2004 - I Am My Own Wife (Doug Wright)
and 2005 - Doubt (John Patrick Shanley).
TDF was founded in 1968 with the conviction that the live
theatrical arts afford a unique expression of the human
condition that must be sustained and nurtured. Its chosen
method of pursuing this mission was to expand the audience
for "plays of artistic merit" by selling tickets
at low cost to students, teachers, retirees, union members,
performing arts professionals, the clergy and members
of the armed forces. The first play to receive TDF subsidy
support was Howard Sackler's The Great White Hope. Today,
under this program, TDF will purchase from 400 to 6,000
discounted tickets to a new production upon recommendation
of our Play Selection Committee and approval by TDF's
Board of Trustees. These tickets are usually for the preview
period or early weeks of the run, when many new productions
most need an audience. As always with TDF programs, these
tickets are then made available at deeply discounted prices
to TDF's 70,000 members who are dedicated theatregoers.
Therefore, TDF subsidy provides both financial assistance
and a loyal and receptive audience at a key moment in
the life of a play. During the past fiscal year alone,
TDF awarded subsidy to 16 Broadway productions and 13
Off Broadway productions--purchasing more than 61,000
tickets.
