What is Pulitzer Prize for Drama?
The '''[[Pulitzer Prize]] for Drama''' was first given out in 1918. It is given to the best [[drama]] in the United States in the year. ==Awards and nominations== Items marked with an asterisk (*) also won the [[Tony Award for Best Play]] or [[Tony Award for Best Musical|Best Musical]] ===1910s=== * 1918: ''[[Why Marry?]]'' – [[Jesse Lynch Williams]] * 1919: ''no award'' {{col-begin}} {{col-break|width=50%}} ===1920s=== * 1920: ''[[Beyond the Horizon (play)|Beyond the Horizon]]'' – [[Eugene O'Neill]] * 1921: ''[[Miss Lulu Bett]]'' – [[Zona Gale]] * 1922: ''[[Anna Christie]]'' – [[Eugene O'Neill]] * 1923: ''[[Icebound (play)|Icebound]]'' – [[Owen Davis]] * 1924: ''[[Hell-Bent Fer Heaven]]'' – [[Hatcher Hughes]] * 1925: ''[[They Knew What They Wanted (play)|They Knew What They Wanted]]'' – [[Sidney Howard]] * 1926: ''[[Craig's Wife]]'' – [[George Edward Kelly|George Kelly]] * 1927: ''[[In Abraham's Bosom]]'' – [[Paul Green (playwright)|Paul Green]] * 1928: ''[[Strange Interlude]]'' – [[Eugene O'Neill]] * 1929: ''[[Street Scene (play)|Street Scene]]'' – [[Elmer Rice]] {{col-break}} ===1930s=== * 1930: ''[[The Green Pastures]]'' – [[Marc Connelly]] * 1931: ''[[Alison's House]]'' – [[Susan Glaspell]] * 1932: ''[[Of Thee I Sing]]'' – [[George S. Kaufman]], [[Morrie Ryskind]], [[Ira Gershwin]], * 1933: ''[[Both Your Houses]]'' – [[Maxwell Anderson]] * 1934: ''[[Men in White (play)|Men in White]]'' – [[Sidney Kingsley]] * 1935: ''[[The Old Maid (play)|The Old Maid]]'' – [[Zoë Akins]] * 1936: ''[[Idiot's Delight (play)|Idiot's Delight]]'' – [[Robert E. Sherwood]] * 1937: ''[[You Can't Take it with You]]'' – [[Moss Hart]], [[George S. Kaufman]] * 1938: ''[[Our Town]]'' – [[Thornton Wilder]] * 1939: ''[[Abe Lincoln in Illinois (play)|Abe Lincoln in Illinois]]'' – [[Robert E. Sherwood]] {{col-end}} {{col-begin}} {{col-break|width=50%}} ===1940s=== * 1940: ''[[The Time of Your Life]]'' – [[William Saroyan]] * 1941: ''[[There Shall Be No Night]]'' – [[Robert E. Sherwood]] * 1942: ''no award'' * 1943: ''[[The Skin of Our