named it the American Century Cycle, and both names are now used. Rawson is on the Board of Trustees (as secretary) and serves as program chair of the Daisy Wilson Artist Community, named for Wilson's mother, which is restoring August Wilson House at 1727 Bedford Ave. in Pittsburgh's Hill District, where Wilson lived his first 12 years and where his cycle of 10 plays can be said to have begun. Since 2001 Rawson has produced Off the Record, an annual musical theater satire of Pittsburgh news and newsmakers which raises funds for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and other charities. In 1999, he wrote Where Stone Walls Meet the Sea, a 600-page centennial history of the Donald Ross-designed Sakonnet Golf Club in Little Compton, Rhode Island and of the summer colony of which it is a part. He and Laurence A. Glasco have written August Wilson: Pittsburgh Places in His Life and Plays (Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, 2nd edition, 2015) and their larger work, August Wilson's Pittsburgh, is expected in 2022, to be published by the University of Pittsburgh Press. References External links Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Christopher Rawson piece on Richard Hart Living people Year of birth missing (living people) American theater critics Writers from Pittsburgh Harvard University alumni University of Washington alumni University of Pittsburgh faculty Pittsburgh Post-Gazette people