Samuel French Playwrights Competition
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The Samuel French Playwrights Competition is an annual initiative by Samuel French Inc., to find new works by emerging Canadian playwrights. The play publishing company was established in 1830.
In 2003, Brampton director and playwright Tom Argall won for his play A Year in the Death of Eddie Jester, a two act comedy.
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