and won a British Council Realise Your Dreams grant for 2010. She was a Churchill Fellow in 2010 and was appointed a Writer In Residence at Melbourne University in 2011. In 2012 Lally won InStyle Magazine’s Women Of Style Award in the arts category and in 2013 she was the inaugural recipient of an Australian Writers’ Foundation Playwriting Grant. Katz’s work for television includes adult one-hour dramas Wonderland, Wentworth and Spirited and children’s series The Elephant Princess. Stories I Want to Tell You in Person was adapted as a two part television series by the ABC in 2017, starring Katz and Robyn Nevin. She has also written for "Squinters" seasons one and two and for "Hit The Road" starring Jason Alexander. Katz is currently adapting her play Neighbourhood Watch for the screen with Gillian Armstrong attached to direct and Marian Macgowan producing, developing a new play and television series with Windmill Theatre and working on several original television series. Awards The Eisteddfod won the Excellence in Direction and Producer's Choice awards at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival. The Black Swan of Trespass won awards for Excellence in Writing and Best Theatre Production from the Melbourne Fringe Festival, plus the Producer’s Choice Award from the New York International Fringe festival. Her 2009 play, Goodbye Vaudeville, Charlie Mudd, was performed in the Beckett Theatre at the Malthouse and received the State Library of Victoria's Louis Esson Prize for Drama. Works Plays Screenplays TV Scripts Personal life Katz dated John Safran. In February 2017, Katz married Christian Nardi in Las Vegas, U.S. References External links Lally Katz and the Terrible Mysteries of the Volcano Space to see things Interview 1978 births Australian dramatists and playwrights Living people Helpmann Award winners