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Fabrice Melquiot, Die Zertrennlichen, translated by Leyla-Claire Rabih, Frank Weigand[1]
; Jugendtheaterpreis
Dino Pešut, Der (vorletzte) Panda oder Die Statik, translated by Alida Bremer supported by Sonja Anders and Friederike Heller
; 2020
; Kindertheaterpreis
Theo Fransz, Liebe Grüße oder Wohin das Leben fällt
; Jugendtheaterpreis
Rabiah Hussain, Absprung (Orig. Spun)
^Weigand, geb. 18. Dezember 1973 in Stuttgart, Journalist, Übersetzer. Beide zusammen sind die Herausgeber der Theater-anthologie "SCENE. Neue französische Theaterstücke" im Verlag Theater der Zeit