Sarah Morton (playwright)

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Sarah Morton is an American playwright, actor, educator and activist and a native of Cleveland, Ohio.

Selected works[]

• (2009) "Dream/Home" premiered at the Cleveland Play House, produced by Dobama Theater^[1][2]
• (2006) "Night Bloomers" premiered at the Cleveland Play House, produced by Dobama Theater^[3]
• (2004) "4 Minutes to Happy" solo performance, premiered at Cleveland Public Theater, presented at the New York International Fringe Festival
• (2001) "Safety" premiered at Dobama Theater
• (1999) "Thrillsville" premiered at the Cleveland Play House Next Stage Festival
• (1998) "Eight Impressions of a Lunatic" premiered at Dobama Theater
• (1998) "The Eighth Wonder of the World" solo performance, premiered at Dobama Theater
• (1998) "Love In Pieces" premiered at Cleveland Public Theater
• (1996) "Fever Dream: Episode Three" premiered at Dobama Theater

Awards[]

• Northern Ohio Live Theatre Achievement Award (Nomination); "4 Minutes to Happy" 2005
• Northern Ohio Live Writing Achievement Award (Nomination); "The Eighth Wonder of the World", "Eight Impressions of a Lunatic", 1999
• Cleveland Scene Keefer Award: Best Solo Performance; "The Eighth Wonder of the World", 1998
• Chilcote Award: Cleveland Public Theatre; "Love In Pieces", 1997

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