Kitt’s musical "Kiki Baby" (co-written with Tony-nominee Lonny Price and Grant Sturiale) was awarded the 2011 Theater for the American Musical Prize following an acclaimed run at the New York Musical Theater Festival, of which Backstage said “the powerful message and political relevance of this splendid show… should be required viewing for anyone trying to understand our country's current economic crisis” and which the New York Times called “a strange and perversely pleasurable entertainment.” Published plays include "realer than that" (Samuel French) "Bank & Trust" ("Plays for Two", Vintage Press), "Good Enough ("Plays for Three," Vintage Press), "And it came to pass in those days." ("The Collective 10: Volume 3," Collective Press and "HAVOC for the Holidays: 23 heartwarming and heartbreaking holiday plays for grown-ups", American Playwrights Press), "Fine", and "Winter Break" (both "HAVOC for the Holidays," American Playwrights Press. Plays include "" (NYIT Best Original Script nominee), "Good Enough" (finalist, Samuel French Festival), "realer than that" (winner, Samuel French Festival), and "Sunshine" (which premiered in three countries and two languages on the same night), as well as the widely-produced "The Median Line," "Not Entirely Platonic: Variations on a Confession," and "Party Girl." His plays have been performed in English, Spanish, Hungarian, Norwegian, and Latin. He is the author of 32 produced plays and musical books, which have been seen on stages in New York, across the United States, and on all seven continents around the world (including Antarctica). Kitt Lavoie is a director, playwright, and flimmaker.
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