was simultaneously performing in a production of Good Person of Szechwan at the same theater. Kron's unusual experience of working on the final touches of one play as a writer while rehearsing to act in another was discussed in a New York Times article "A Quick Trip From Playwright to Player, Lisa Kron Juggles Two Shows at Public Theater." Kron received the 27th Annual Kleban Prize in 2017 for the most promising musical theatre librettist; the award includes a $100,000 prize. Personal life Kron has lived in New York City since 1984 and is a full-time actress. She also teaches playwriting part-time at Yale University and New York University. She is married to fellow Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright Madeleine George. She is a lesbian. Selected theatre performances All My Hopes and Dreams Performance Space 122 New York 1989-91 Voyage to Lesbos WOW Café New York 1990 Brave Smiles WOW Café New York 1991 Facing Life's Problems Performance Space 122 New York 1991 101 Humiliating Stories Performance Space 122; Serious Fun! at Lincoln Center New York 1993-95 The Secretaries Theatre Rhinoceros, New York Theatre Workshop 1994 Brides of the Moon Theatre Rhinoceros, New York Theatre Workshop 1996 2.5 Minute Ride La Jolla Playhouse, (premiere)1996 2.5 Minute Ride The Barbican Theatre London, 1998 2.5 Minute Ride American Repertory Theatre, Boston, 1998 2.5 Minute Ride Joseph Papp Public Theater, New York City, 1999 Well Public Theater, New York City, Spring 2004 Well Longacre Theater on Broadway, New York City 2006 2.5 Minute Ride Anchorage 2006 Well The Huntington Theatre Boston 2007 Spain MCC Theater New York City October 2007 Time is the Mercy of Eternity West End Theater New York City April 2008 In the Wake Berkeley Repertory Theatre, (premiere) May 2010 Fun Home The Public Theater New York City, (premiere) October 2013 Fun Home Circle in the Square Theatre, New York City, 2015 Selected works The Five Lesbian Brothers' Guide to Life by the Five Lesbian Brothers, New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997. Oedipus at Palm Springs – a "Five Lesbian Brothers play" with Maureen Angelos, Dominique Dibbell and Peg Healey (2010). Samuel French. 2.5 Minute Ride and 101 Humiliating Stories, New York : Theatre Communications Group, 2001. Voyage to Lesbos in Five Lesbian Brothers Four Plays, New York : Theatre Communications Group, 2000. Well, New York: Theatre Communications Group, 2006. Selected anthologies Brave Smiles by the Five Lesbian Brothers, The Actor's Book