Bruntwood Prize at 20: how the competition became vital to the UK’s new-writing ecology
Miguel Hernando Torres Umba in Gecko Theatre’s Kin. Photo: Mark Sepple
Over the past 20 years, the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting has become an integral part of the theatre landscape, propelling the careers of some of our most exciting writers. As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, Anya Ryan goes behind the scenes to find out what makes it so special
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