Vera Filo

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Vera Filo (born 1973) is a Hungarian playwright, poet, comic writer and illustrator. Born in Zalaegerszeg, she is currently living in Hungary. She always signs her name uncapitalized: filó vera.^{[citation needed]}

1 Main Theatrical Works
2 Main Awards
3 Illustrations
4 Publications
5 Quotes
6 External links

[edit] Main Theatrical Works

Ariel, the Dumb Spirit “Ariel, a buta szellem” (children’s play, 2006)^{[citation needed]}
For Maid in London “Szobalánynak Londonban” (play, premiered in Zsámbék, 2003) also known as “”A Maid in London”” “Egy szobalány Londonban”, Millenaris Park Theatre, January 23, 2003
Rob and Tot Just Laugh Once More “Rob és Tot pont még nevet egyet” (play)
Tulipdoctor “Tulipándoktor” (play)

[edit] Main Awards

Zsigmond Móricz Literary Prize, 2000

[edit] Illustrations

Café X by Orsolya Karafiáth, Ulipus House Publishing, Budapest, 2004
Unmarked Day in the Library “Jegyzetlen nap a könyvtárszobában” poem by Orsolya Karafiáth, Beszélő, 2002 December
Stripburek – Comics from the other Europe, comic book, Lyubiana, Slovenia

[edit] Publications

Or is it still so? “Vagy mégis?”, Theleme, 1998 spring
The Maze “A labirintus”, Theleme, 1998 spring
Stop! “Állj!”, Theleme, 1998 summer
Jelenkor, 2001 march (unknown title)