Playwright Rachel Bonds Wins 2015 Rella Lossy Award

By: Nov. 30, 2015
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Marin Theatre Company and The San Francisco Foundation are thrilled to announce that Rachel Bonds, is being honored with the 2015 Rella Lossy Award for her play Swimmers, which will get its World Premiere on the MTC mainstage in March, 2016.

This award honors the memory of the late Rella Lossy, a lifelong lover and champion of the American theatre and playwriting. She published several plays, served as the theatre editor of Bay Arts Review, and was a founding member of Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle. Rella was also an actress, poet and supporter of the arts in the Bay Area. This award is funded annually from an endowment created by Dr. Frank Lossy, Rella's devoted husband, and administered by The San Francisco Foundation.

Rachel Bonds is a playwright originally from Sewanee, TN, currently living in Brooklyn. Her plays have been developed or produced by New Georges, Ars Nova, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Williamstown Theater Festival, American Theater Company, The McCarter, Roundabout Underground, Manhattan Theatre Club, Two River Theater, The Arden, New York Stage & Film and SPACE at Ryder Farm. She is an affiliated artist of New Georges', an Alum of EST's Youngblood and Ars Nova's Play Group, and a recent winner of the 2012 Sam French Short Play Festival. She was recently the 2013 Writer's Room Resident at The Arden in Philadelphia and was granted a commission from the Studio Theatre in DC as part of their inaugural series of commissioned works. Bonds is a graduate of Brown University.


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