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AWARDS & PRIZES

▪ The Kleban Foundation in New York City has announced recipients of the 2019 Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre. Established in 1988, in honor of composer and lyricist Edward Kleban, the award recognizes musical theatre librettists and lyricists. The prizes, which include a monetary award of $100,000 each, were presented at a private ceremony in February. The judges declared a tie

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