The Tampa Tribune
June 3, 2011
By: Kathy L Greenberg
Gorilla Theatre's winning formula

The Tampa troupe's program nurtures young playwrights
Tampa - It's no secret the Gorilla Theatre has been a haven for local actors since 1990. Co-founders Audrey Hampton and Susan Hussey purposely created a world that welcomed theater folk of every age, level and ambition.
The Gorilla is synonymous with home and heart, providing artists and patrons with exceptional stage work in an intimate venue.
In 2000, the Gorilla furthered its commitment to youth and implemented the Young Dramatists' Project. The YDP is an annual playwriting competition open to all middle and high school-aged students in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco Counties. Winners receive a $250 royalty, membership in the Dramatists' Guild and a professional production of their work.
Writers also have their plays workshopped and are mentored by dramaturge and YDP artistic director James Rayfield.
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