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Pulitzer Prize for Drama

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The Pulitzer Prize for Drama is a prestigious American award honoring outstanding original plays by U.S. playwrights, often recognizing works that have had significant impact on the theatrical landscape.

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Referenced by (41)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Albert Hackett → Archibald MacLeish → Arthur Miller → August Wilson → Between Riverside and Crazy → Edward Albee → Eugene O'Neill → Frances Goodrich → J.B. → James Kirkwood (writer) → Lin-Manuel Miranda → Lynn Nottage → Rodgers and Hammerstein → Sam Shepard → Sidney Howard → Stephen Adly Guirgis → Stephen Sondheim → Tennessee Williams → The Skin of Our Teeth → The Teahouse of the August Moon → Thornton Wilder → Wendy Wasserstein → William Saroyan → You Can't Take It with You → You Can't Take It with You →	awardReceived
A Streetcar Named Desire → Death of a Salesman → Long Day’s Journey into Night → Next to Normal → Strange Interlude →	awarded
Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo → Rajiv Joseph →	awardNomination
Pulitzer ("Pulitzer Prizes in Drama") →	associatedWith
Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals →	awardReceivedByWorks
Pulitzer Prize →	hasPart
The Humans →	nominatedFor
A Soldier's Story →	originalPlayAward
Doubt →	playAwardReceived
Tony Award →	relatedTo
August: Osage County ("Pulitzer Prize for Drama (for the play "August: Osage County")") →	sourceMaterialAward
Hamilton →	wonAward