[DOC] [TLE] Wit (play) - Wikipedia [PAR] Wit is a one-act play written by American playwright Margaret Edson, which won 
the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Edson used her work experience in a hospital 
as part of the inspiration for ... Chalfant received strong praise for her 
performance. ... The play ends as Vivian, unclothed after her death, walks from 
her hospital... [DOC] [TLE] Wit (film) - Wikipedia [PAR] Wit is a 2001 American television movie directed by Mike Nichols. The teleplay 
by Nichols and Emma Thompson is based on the 1999 Pulitzer Prize winning 
play of the same title by Margaret Edson. ... Vivian Bearing (Emma Thompson) is 
a professor of English literature known for her intense knowledge of metaphysical
... [DOC] [TLE] Wit, by Margaret Edson - The Pulitzer Prizes [PAR] Prize Winners  The 1999 Pulitzer Prize Winner in Drama ... Margaret Edson's 
critically-acclaimed play WIT stars Kathleen Chalfant as 'Dr. ... and brilliant 
professor of literature who discovers she has ovarian cancer. Only her mind and 
the sonnets of John Donne protect her from the relentless ferocity of modern 
medicine. [DOC] [TLE] THEATER REVIEW; New Lead In 'Wit' Transcends A TV Past - The ... [PAR] Sep 10, 1999 ... The play she has been cast in is the pride of last season, ''Wit,'' Margaret Edson's 
Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, and the assignment she landed was replacing 
Kathleen Chalfant, who earned praise across the board for her portrayal of a 
literature professor dying in the oncology unit of a teaching hospital. [DOC] [TLE] Margaret Edson Wit Essay - Critical Essays - eNotes.com [PAR] Edson's Wit, the 1999 Pulitzer Prize winner for drama, has been hailed as one ... 
an English professor forced to confront the reality of her imminent death. ... 
Despite her notoriety and critical acclaim for her writing, Edson continues to ... 
Over the course of the play the audience is exposed to Vivian's treatment for her 
cancer. [DOC] [TLE] Challenges in reviving 'Wit' beautifully met | The San Diego Union ... [PAR] Apr 17, 2007 ... Kathleen Chalfant (with Walter Charles in a 1998 off-Broadway production) won 
acclaim for her unadorned portrayal of a literary scholar dying of cancer in "Wit." 
... When it did, the memory play won a Pulitzer Prize for drama and became the ... 
Reynolds plays Dr. Vivian Bearing, a professor of 17th-century... [DOC] [TLE] Wit: The Little Engine That Could | www.totaltheater.com [PAR] Also, in the first awards announcements of season, Wit won Outer Critics Circle ... 
a philosophy professor with ovarian cancer fighting for her life and fighting the ... 
Kathleen Chalfant, the star (famed for her roles in Angels In America) noted her 
pride. ... Centennial Place Elementary School and told of winning the Pulitzer. [DOC] [TLE] Broadway Buzz | Wit - Broadway | Broadway.com [PAR] Her fearlessness on stage and screen has helped Nixon garner a Tony Award (
Rabbit . ... Original Wit Star Kathleen Chalfant Thrills to Cynthia Nixon's 
Broadway Star Turn ... Chalfant won universal acclaim for creating the role of 
hard-nosed cancer ... Margaret Edson's 1999 Pulitzer prize-winning play Wit has 
made it to... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS - StudyStack [PAR] KATHLEEN CHALFANT HAS WON ACCLAIM FOR HER ROLE AS A 
PROFESSOR DYING OF CANCER IN THIS PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMA
, "WIT". [DOC] [TLE] Broadway Buzz | Page 3 | Broadway.com [PAR] Nominations for the 78th annual Drama League Awards have been announced. 
... cancer-stricken Professor Vivian Bearing in the Broadway revival of Margaret 
Edson's ... Chalfant won universal acclaim for creating the role of hard-nosed 
cancer patient ... Margaret Edson's 1999 Pulitzer prize-winning play Wit has 
made it to... [DOC] [TLE] The Drama Book Shop, Inc. | American Booksellers Association [PAR] The Drama Book Shop Blog posts reviews, our choices of play of the week, ... will 
now have an opportunity to witness why MacKinnon won a best director .... on 
Broadway in Other Desert Cities), Kathleen Chalfant (Tony nominee for Wit)

Question: Kathleen Chalfant has won acclaim for her role as a professor dying of cancer in this Pulitzer-prize winning drama
Answer: "Wit"