history to receive two awards for choreography. In addition to the MacArthur Award, Clarke has received two grants from the Guggenheim Foundation as well as fifteen grants from the NEA. She has received the Drama Desk Award, two Obie Awards, and 1985 Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award. In 2016, Clarke won two Lucille Lortel Awards for Angel Reapers: one for "Outstanding Choreography" and another with collaborator Alfred Uhry for "Outstanding Alternative Theatrical Experience". In July 2019, Clarke received the Flora Roberts Award, administered by the Dramatists Guild Foundation. She was the subject of the film Martha Clarke: Light and Dark for PBS, and her Garden of Earthly Delights has been filmed by the BBC. Kaos, adapted from stories by Luigi Pirandello, received the first Tony Randall Foundation Award; and was presented at the New York Theatre Workshop (2006). In 2007, the NEA gave a grant for the remounting of The Garden of Earthly Delights under a program dedicated to the remounting of American masterworks. References External links Video - Interview Women in Theatre: Martha Clarke, director/choreographer Excerpt video: "Martha Clarke: Light and Dark" Interview in book, "Conversations with Anne" by Anne Bogart Martha Clarke (Signature Theatre's Residency 5 Playwright) God's Fool was presented June 12 - July 2, 2022 at La MaMa in New York City. God's Fool - Opinion Lyrical retelling of St. Francis’ life captivates at La MaMa | Faith Matters Contemporary dance choreographers American choreographers American theatre directors Women theatre directors American opera directors Female opera directors American contemporary dancers Artists from Baltimore MacArthur Fellows 1944 births Living people Peabody Institute alumni Park School of Baltimore alumni