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Revision as of 16:10, 7 May 2024

The I. A. L. Diamond Award for Achievement in the Arts is presented each spring by the Varsity Show to "Columbia or Barnard alumnus/a who has demonstrated continued commitment to and has found success in the arts." The award is named after academy award winner I. A. L. Diamond CC '41, the only Columbian to have written 4 Varsity Show scripts.

Past Winners

Year Name
2004 Terrence McNally CC60
2005 Jeanine Tessori BC83
2006 Art Garfunkel CC62
2007 Brandon V. Dixon CC03
2008 Tom Kitt CC96 & Brian Yorkey CC93
2009 Diane Paulus SoA97
2010 Twyla Tharp BC63
2011 Katori Hall CC03
2012 Jenny Slate CC04
2013 Kate McKinnon CC06
2014 Greta Gerwig BC06
2015 Alexa Junge
2016 Peter Lerman CC05

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2017 Adam Belanoff
2018 Joseph Klein
2019 Rita Pietropinto-Kitt
2021 John Kander
2022 Tony Kushner
2023 Ebonie Smith

External Links

The Varsity Show - IAL Diamond Award Website