Graduate Musical Theatre Writing

Program alums win Richard Rodgers Awards for their new musicals

Wednesday, Apr 23, 2025

Richard Rodgers

The new musicals Black Girl in Paris, by Graduate Musical Theater Writing Program alums Jacinth Greywoode & AriDy Nox (Cycle 27) and The Dark Lady by Graduate Musical Theater Writing Program alums Sophie Boyce & Veronica Mansour (Cycle 32), were awarded Richard Rodgers awards in 2025. The winning works receive funds to go towards presentations at non-profit theaters in NYC.

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Program alums win Richard Rodgers Awards for their new musicals

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