David Cote, the well-loved theater editor of Time Out New York (really well-loved—he won a "critiquing the critics" survey), has a story in the Guardian about this year's Pulitzer for drama and some jaundiced advice for wannabe winners:
Two years ago, the conventional bourgeois weepie Rabbit Hole reaped the gold; in 1999 David Margulies's Dinner With Friends rode the petty neuroses of alienated spouses to glory... Make sure you have a large and boisterous cast (August: Osage County), moral ambiguity (Doubt) and racial politics (Topdog/Underdog). Be sure to say something provocative about American Identity or the Way We Live Now.
Read the rest of it here.
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