Marsha Norman

Marsha Norman is an acclaimed American playwright, novelist, and screenwriter known for her impactful contributions to theater. Born in 1947, she gained widespread recognition for her Pulitzer Prize-winning play "‘night, Mother," which explores complex themes of mental health and family dynamics. Her work often addresses the struggles of women, showcasing emotional depth and authenticity. In addition to playwriting, Norman has written novels and adapted works for film and television. She also serves as a mentor and educator in the field of dramatic writing, influencing a new generation of playwrights with her insights and experience.