Prize: Georgina Titheridge for Sliderhands. Special Mention (Playmarket & Circa sponsored reading): Joe Musaphia for Problems. PumpHouse Theatre Prize for an Auckland Playwright: Margot McRae for Fools' Paradise. 2012: Mitch Tawhi Thomas for his play Hui, which also won Best Play by a Māori Playwright. Runners-up: Dawn Cheong for Remnants of the Silk Maker's Ghost and Philip Braithwaite for White City. Best Play by a Woman playwright and The Play Press choice for the Susan Smith Blackburn prize: Dawn Cheong for Remnants of the Silk Maker's Ghost. Best play by a Pasifika playwright: Jonathan Riley for Makigi. PumpHouse choice for their 2 week development season: Pip Hall for Ache. 2013: Phillip Braithwaite for The Mercy Clause. Runner-up: Paul Baker for The Night Visitors. Best Play by a Pasifika Playwright: David Mamea for Goodbye My Feleni. Best Play by a Māori Playwright: Renae Maihi for Patua. Best Play by a Woman Playwright and The Play Press choice for submission to the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize: Hannah McKie for Mary Scott: Queen of the Backblocks. 2014: Elisabeth Easther for Seed. Runner up: Pip Hall for Mule and Nancy Brunning for Hikoi. Best Play by a Māori Playwright: Nancy Brunning for Hikoi. Best Play by a Woman Writer: Elisabeth Easther for Seed. Highly Commended: Mei-Lin Te Puea Hansen for The Mooncake and the Kumara and Sam Brooks for Riding in Cars with (Mostly Straight) Boys. 2015: Anders Falstie-Jensen for Centrepoint and Hone Kouka for Bless the Child. Runner up: Dean Parker for Polo. Best Play by a Māori Playwright: Hone Kouka for Bless the Child. Best Play by a Woman Playwright: Michelanne Forster for The Gift of Tongues. Best Play by a Pasifika Playwright: David Mamea for Kingswood. Highly Commended: Tom McCrory for Significance. 2016: Maraea Rakuraku for Tan-knee. Runner up: Josephine Stewart-Tewhiu for Sean Penn is in His Boat. Best Play by a Māori Playwright: Maraea Rakuraku for Tan-knee. Best Play by a Woman Playwright: Maraea Rakuraku for Tan-knee. Best Play by a Pasifika Playwright: Suli Moa for 12th Round. Highly Commended: Steven Page for Fool to Cry and Finnius Teppett for My Dad's Boy. 2017: D.F. Mamea for Still Life with Chickens. Runner up: Lori Leigh for Uneasy Dreams and Other Things. Best Play by a Māori Playwright: Maraea Rakuraku for Te Papakāinga. Best Play by a Pasifika Playwright: D.F. Mamea for Still Life with Chickens. Highly Commended: Sam Brooks for