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Larry Parr has had hundreds of regional productions. Dramatist Guild and Sarasota Area Playwrights Society member. Awards Include: HI-HAT HATTIE: Kansas City’s Drama Desk Award for Best Musical, Florida Individual Artist Recipient, American Cinema Foundation’s First Prize for Screenwriting; Karla Burns won the Mary Jane Teall Award for her portrayal of Hattie McDaniel in Wichita. MY CASTLE’S ROCKIN’: Southern Appalachian Repertory Theater’s Scriptfest; produced at the National Black Theater Festival; INVASION OF PRIVACY 1999 Gold Coast Player’s Best Play Award, The National Arts Club’s Best Play Award in Manhattan, Ashland New Play Festival, Theater Conspiracy’s New Play Competition, Florida Individual Artist Recipient, and Dezart Performs Audience Favorite, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress in Palm Springs. SUNDEW Southern Appalachian Repertory Theater’s Annual Play Competition, Judith Chapman Best Director, Desert Theater League Awards. HIS EYE IS ON THE SPARROW, Florida Individual Artist Recipient, The Sarasota County Arts Council’s Individual Artist Fellowship Grant, Daytony Award (Dayton’s Tony Award), Best Overall Production. SHUNNED, published by Stage Rights. He was a winner of Florida Studio Theatre’s Short Play Competition nine years in a row. He won STAGES ’93, the 1994 Porter Fleming Playwriting Competition, The Arian Award for Music Excellence, Civic Recognition Award, and the Broome Agency’s Best Novel Award. Marquis Who’s Who in America. In 2000 and 2010, Florida Studio Theatre presented him with the Barbara Anton Playwriting Award. HARRY T. MOORE, THE MOST-HATED MAN, commissioned by Florida Studio Theatre, The Floridian Project. The Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota County’s John Ringling Towers Individual Artist Fellowship. www.larryparr.info
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You also won't want to miss "a good read" Tall Tales & Short Stories - An Anthology By Some of Today's Best Authors Also included is A CHRISTMAS GIFT by Larry Parr, about
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