Solo Show Well Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play Tony Award for Best Best Featured Actress in a Play 2004 Drama League Nomination 2004 Outer Critics Circle Best Play nomination Other 1994 Nomination for Drama Desk Award in Solo Performance Television and film performances Cater-Waiter 1996 Law & Order: "Atonement" 1996 CSU Warren Law & Order: "Trophy" 1996 CSU Warren Law & Order: "Disciple" 1999 CSU Technician Andrews Strong Medicine: "Family History" 2002 Nooch Stay 2005 Paramedic #2 Deception 2008 Receptionist Sex and the City 2008 Junior's Waitress Quotes "Bizarre Murder!! Lesbian Forces Blind Holocaust Victim on Roller Coaster!" - 2.5 Minute Ride And 101 Humiliating Stories "…Judaism, you know, is viewed in the Midwest as kind of an accessory that you wear on top of your Christianity." - Well "I come from a family with a deep distrust of the body. I believe my family would have their bodies surgically removed from their heads if they could figure out a way to still get to the mall." - "Lithe I'm Not. And Trained I'm Not. But I Danced." References Sources Brantley, Ben. Laughter And Horror In a Journey of the Heart. The New York Times March 29, 1999 Brantley, Ben. Lisa Kron's 'Well' Opens on Broadway, With Mom Keeping Watch. The New York Times. March 31, 2006 Drukman, Steven. 70 Minutes on an Emotional Roller-Coaster: A Solo Journey from Ohio to Auschwitz. New York Times March 28, 1999 Five Lesbian Brothers. The Five Lesbian Brothers' Guide to Life New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997. Five Lesbian Brothers. Four Plays New York : Theatre Communications Group, 2000. Hughes, Mike. Westside Stories. Lansing State Journal April 27, 2004 Kron, Lisa. 2.5 Minute Ride And 101 Humiliating Stories New York : Theatre Communications Group, 2001. Kron, Lisa. Well New York: Theatre Communications Group, 2006. Lester, Gideon. "Journey of a Lifetime". Miller, Stuart. "Playwright Draws from a Personal Well." The Star-Ledger, Newark: New Jersey March 26, 2006 Miller, Winter. "In Dialogue: All's Well That Ends in Well: Lisa Kron and Leigh Silverman." The Brooklyn Rail, April 2006. Sommers, Michael. ""Well" Written, "Well" Staged, "Well" Acted." The Star-Ledger, Newark: NJ March 31, 2006 Weisman, Wendy. "The Importance of Being Lisa Kron: In Well, She Plays Herself Writing A Play About Herself. Will Broadway Get It?" American Theatre March 2006 WOW Café Further reading Glickman, Ken. "Theater Review: Well". Lansing State Journal April