Donald Margulies

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Donald Margulies is a Pulitzer Prize–winning American playwright and screenwriter known for works such as "Dinner with Friends" and his nuanced explorations of relationships and identity.

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instanceOf dramatist
human
playwright
screenwriter
awardReceived Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award
Lucille Lortel Award
New York Drama Critics' Circle Award
Obie Award
Pulitzer Prize for Drama
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt State University of New York at Purchase
employer Yale University
fieldOfWork dramatic literature
screenwriting
theatre
gender male
genre drama
play
hasSubject Jewish identity in his plays
art and artists in his plays
friendship in his plays
marriage in his plays
middle-class American life in his plays
hasWrittenFor film
stage
television
influencedBy American Jewish experience
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement contemporary American theatre
notableFor explorations of identity
nuanced explorations of relationships
notableWork Brooklyn Boy
Collected Stories
Dinner with Friends
Found a Peanut
Sight Unseen
The Loman Family Picnic
The Model Apartment
Time Stands Still
occupation playwright
professor
screenwriter
workLocation New Haven, Connecticut
New York City
writingStyle realism

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The End of the Tour screenwriter Donald Margulies
Margulies hasNotableBearer Donald Margulies
Dinner with Friends creator Donald Margulies
Dinner with Friends author Donald Margulies