Mark Howard Medoff
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In 1967, while working as an instructor at the Capitol Radio Engineering Institute in Washington, D.C., he wrote his first play, ”The Wager”. His first play to be staged in New York City was ”When You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder?,” which won him the 1974 Drama Desk and Obie Awards for Outstanding New Playwright. Medoff’s big breakthrough and most famous work was 1980s ”Children of a Lesser God”, which won him the Tony, Drama Desk, and Laurence Olivier Awards for Best Play. Mark Medoff, has been an actor, director, and playwright and has taught English at New Mexico State University.
Children of a lesser god / | Children of a lesser god : | City of Joy : | Kringle’s window / | The wager : | When you comin back, Red Ryder? /