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The AWGIE Award for Stage is awarded by the Australian Writers' Guild at the annual AWGIE Awards for Australian performance writing. The award is for the playscript. To be eligible, the play must have had its first professional production (as distinct from reading) in the previous year.[1]
David Williamson has received the award five times, over the period 1972 to 1988. Andrew Bovell has also won five times (once jointly), over the period 1997 to 2014. Hannie Rayson, Nick Enright and Patricia Cornelius have all won three times.
Award recipients are:[2]
- 1971: Michael Boddy & Bob Ellis for The Legend of King O'MalleyШаблон:Ref
- 1972: David Williamson for The RemovalistsШаблон:Ref
- 1973: David Williamson for Don's Party
- 1974: Dorothy Hewett for Bonbons and Roses for Dolly and Ron Blair for President Wilson in Paris
- 1975: Jim McNeil for How Does Your Garden Grow?Шаблон:Ref
- 1976: Not awarded
- 1977: Steve J. Spears for The Elocution of Benjamin FranklinШаблон:Ref
- 1978: David Williamson for The ClubШаблон:Ref
- 1979: Ron Blair for Marx
- 1980: David Williamson for Travelling North and David Allen for Upside Down at the Bottom of the World
- 1981: Gordon Graham for Demolition Job
- 1982: Ron Elisha for EinsteinШаблон:Ref
- 1983: Stephen Sewell for Welcome the Bright World
- 1984: Ron Elisha for Two
- 1985: John Upton for Machiavelli Machiavelli
- 1986: Jack Davis for No Sugar and Hannie Rayson for Room to Move
- 1987: Michael Gow for AwayШаблон:Ref
- 1988: David Williamson for Emerald City
- 1989: Paul M. Davies for On Shifting Sandshoes
- 1990: Nick Enright for Daylight SavingШаблон:Ref
- 1991: Hannie Rayson for Hotel Sorrento
- 1992: Gordon Graham for The Boys
- 1993: Alma DeGroen for The Girl Who Saw Everything
- 1994: Nicholas Parsons for Dead Heart
- 1995: Scott Taylor for Clipped Wings[3]
- 1996: Nick Enright for Blackrock
- 1997: Andrew Bovell for Speaking in Tongues
- 1998: Andrea Lemon for Rodeo NoirШаблон:Ref
- 1999: Andrew Bovell, Patricia Cornelius, Melissa Reeves, Christos Tsiolkas for Who's Afraid of the Working ClassШаблон:Ref and Justin Monjo & Nick Enright for CloudstreetШаблон:Ref
- 2000: Timothy Daly for The Private Visions of Gottfried Kellner
- 2001: Hannie Rayson for Life After George
- 2002: Andrew Bovell for Holy Day
- 2003: Katherine Thomson with Angela Chaplin & Kavisha Mazzella for Mavis Goes To Timor
- 2004: Stephen Sewell for Myth, Propaganda and Disaster in Nazi Germany and Contemporary America
- 2005: Melissa Reeves for The SpookШаблон:Ref
- 2006: Patricia Cornelius for Love
- 2007: Tommy Murphy for Holding The Man[4]
- 2008: Tom Holloway for Beyond the Neck
- 2009: Andrew Bovell for When the Rain Stops Falling
- 2010: Tom Holloway for And No More Shall We Part
- 2011: Patricia Cornelius for Do Not Go GentleШаблон:Ref
- 2012: Lachlan Philpott for Silent Disco
- 2013: Kate Mulvany & Anne-Louise Sarks for Medea
- 2014: Andrew Bovell for The Secret River
- 2015: Donna Abela for Jump for Jordan[5]
- 2016: Angus Cerini for The Bleeding Tree[6]
- 2017: Leah Purcell for The Drover's WifeШаблон:Ref[7]
- 2018: Michelle Lee for Rice
- 2019: Kate Mulvany for The Harp in the SouthШаблон:Ref
- 2020: Suzie Miller for Prima FacieШаблон:Ref
- 2021: Kodie Bedford for Cursed!Шаблон:Ref
- 2022: Maxine Mellor for Horizon [original]; Elaine Acworth for My Father's Wars [adapted]
- Шаблон:Note Also awarded the Major AWGIE Award across all categories
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