The Audrey Wood Scholarship was established in 1983 by friends of Wood, and is awarded to students in the Playwriting department of
Yale University. In 1984, a 199-seat section of the
Jack Lawrence Theater was renamed the Audrey Wood Theater in her honor. Management had apparently wanted to name the space for Tennessee Williams, an attempt that was disputed by the Williams estate. Jack Lawrence sold the entire theater to a developer in 1987, after struggling to compete with other
Off-Broadway venues. In 1990
Max Wilk released
Mr. Williams and Miss Wood: A Two Character Play, as a tribute to the thirty-year relationship between the playwright and his agent. The two-act play was adapted from
Represented by Audrey Wood, a
memoir which Wilk co-wrote with Wood. Wilk's play has been staged several times over the years, most recently by the Ashland Contemporary Theatre of
Ashland, Oregon, in 2014. Audrey Wood's papers are held at the
Harry Ransom Center of the
University of Texas at Austin, along with the papers of Tennessee Williams. Wood's collection includes
playbills,
scripts,
musical scores, photographs, correspondence and the business records of the Liebling-Wood Agency. ==See also==