Pulitzers for drama falling down Rabbit Hole?

From The Los Angeles Times: Last year the big controversy around the Pulitzer Prize for Drama was that the journalists in charge, who make the final decision as to who'll get the little trophy, chose to ignore the theatre jury's finalists and award no prize at all. This year the controversy is that the journos chose to overrule the jury's choices and give the award to David Lindsay-Abaire's Rabbit Hole. In the Los Angeles Times, Mike Boehm reviews the erratic recent history of the prize, and how the meddlings of its board threaten to diminish its stature.

Labels: drama, playwrights, playwriting, Pulitzer, theatre