Her radio plays—Wreckage, Cruisin’, Is It You?, The Claimant and radio adaptations of Doctor Ruysch and Wolf Lullaby—were commissioned and produced by the ABC. She has written libretti for musicals (The Wedding Song, comp. Stephen Rae), song cycles (Talk Show, comp. Elena Kats-Chernin), opera (Mrs. Satan, comp. Victoria Bond) and for Phillip Johnston’s score to Murnau’s silent film Faust.
Current projects include a screenplay of Alex Miller's novel Journey to the Stone Country, a musical about Cole's Funny Picture Books called Do Good And You Will Be Happy, Perfect Stranger for Yale Repertory Theatre, The White Divers of Broome for Black Swan, and a play for the students at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts. She is also collaborating with designer Gaelle Mellis on Take Up Thy Bed And Walk (working title).
Hilary is a recipient of the Philip Parsons Young Playwright's Award and an Aurealis Award for fiction. She is a graduate of New York's Juilliard Playwrights’ Studio, Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) and the Australian Film, Television and Radio School. She was the 2003-04 Tennessee Williams Fellow at the University of the South, Tennessee. She has taught dramatic writing at New York University and Wesleyan University (US), and currently teaches playwriting for the Griffin Theatre.
AWARDS; FELLOWSHIPS
Inscription Award for 'Memmie Le Blanc' 2007
Tennessee Williams Fellowship, University of the South, Tennessee, USA 2003-2004
Music Theatre AWGIE (Australian Writers Guild) ‘The Anatomy Lesson of Doctor Ruysch’ 2003
Bug’n’Bub Award for ‘The Falls’, UA 2001
ASK Theatre Projects Writers Retreat, USA 2000
Susan Smith Blackburn Award finalist, 1999
Hegebrook Writers’ Colony, USA1998
Juilliard Playwright Fellow, USA 1997 and 1998
LeCompte du Nouy Award, USA 997 and 1998
Eric Kocher Award, USA 1997
Jill Blewett Playwrights' Award, 1996
Aurealis Award for Young Adult Fiction, 1996
Philip Parsons Memorial Young Playwrights’ Award, 1994
Hilary's work has been developed through the Australian National Playwrights' Conference, 1994 & 2006; the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights' Conference, USA, 1997 & 1999; and the Russian Playwrights' Conference, 1997.
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