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Michael MacLennan

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Michael Lewis MacLennan (June 5, 1968 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian playwright, screenwriter, and producer of television shows. He is a two-time finalist for Canada's prestigious Governor General's Award, and the only playwright to win the Herman Voaden National Playwriting Award twice. His first play Beat the Sunset garnered Vancouver's Jessie Richardson Award for outstanding emerging playwright and the Theatrum National Playwriting Competition. Grace won the Theatre BC National Playwriting Competition and has been produced across Canada and internationally. As a screenwriter, MacLennan has been nominated four times for the Writers Guild of Canada Award. He began his screenwriting career as writer and story editor for CBC's Wind At My Back, then working as writer and executive story editor for the PBS series Anne of Green Gables and supervising producer for the BBC/TV series Super Rubert. Currently, MacLennan is in his fourth year as writer and co-producer on Showtime/Showcase's Queer as Folk, as well as, being executive producer for Keatley Productions/CHUM TV's new flagship series Godiva's.

Plays

From Playwrights Canada Press
- Last Romantics (ISBN 0-88754-676-5)
  - Finalist, Governor General's Award for Drama, 2003
  - Winner of the 2001 Herman Voaden National Playwriting Competition
  - Commissioned, The Shaw Festival, 2000 & 2001
- The Shooting Stage (ISBN 0-88754-640-4)
  - Finalist, Governor General's Award for Drama, 2002
  - Winner of the 2002 Banff - Paris Translation Prize
  - Nominated, Best Play, Vancouver Jessie Richardson Awards, 2001
  - Winner of the 1999 Herman Voaden National Playwriting Competition
- Grace
  - Winner of the 1996 Canadian National Playwriting Competition
- Beat the Sunset (ISBN 0-88754-549-1)
  - Winner of the 1993 Outstanding Islander Playwright Award
  - Winner of the 1994 Theatrum Playwriting Award
  - Winner of the 1995 Sidney Risk Award: Jessie Award for Outstanding Emerging Playwright