Dramatist
Discover the renowned playwrights and dramatists who have shaped the world of theater. Explore their iconic works and contributions to the art of storytelling.

John Gay
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish poet and playwright

William Shakespeare
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish playwright, poet, actor

Mihas Klimkovych
Belarus
BelarusBelarusian poet, playwright, novelist and critic

Erwin Piscator
Germany
GermanyGerman theatre director

Thomas Beddoes
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish Romantic poet and playwright.

Eugene Cormon
France
FranceFrench playwright

Thomas Middleton
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish Jacobite dramatist

Nurlan Abdykadyrov
Kyrgyzstan
KyrgyzstanPlaywright, director, producer

Guy Bolton
Great Britain
Great BritainAnglo-American playwright and writer of musical comedies

Pierre Corneille
France
FranceFrench playwright, representative of classicism

Alexandru Davila
Romania
RomaniaRomanian playwright, director and theatre figure.

Hans Carl Artmann
Austria
AustriaAustrian poet, novelist, playwright, translator

Armand Salacrou
France
FranceFrench playwright

Thomas Ostermeier
Germany
GermanyDirector, director of the Berlin Schaubühne Theater

Jean Regnard
France
FranceFrench playwright and author of situation comedies

Alexander Gutkovich
Soviet playwright, film director and screenwriter

Marco Kropivnitskiy
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian playwright, actor, director

Clement Caraguel
France
FranceFrench writer.

Victor-Joseph Etienne de Jouy
France
FranceFrench writer, playwright

Friedrich Wolf
Germany
GermanyGerman writer, playwright, public and political figure.

Johan Christopher Jolin
Sweden
SwedenSwedish writer and actor

Roman Brandstaetter
Poland
PolandPolish writer, poet, playwright, translator and biblical scholar.

Thomas Nashe
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish playwright and prose writer.

Nagib Mahfuz
Egypt
EgyptEgyptian fiction writer and playwright, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1988

Mihail Volpin
Soviet playwright, poet and screenwriter

Wole Soyinka
Nigeria
NigeriaNigerian playwright, writer, poet. Nobel Prize in Literature, 1986.

Gustaw Zielinski
Poland
PolandPolish poet and writer, participant in the November Uprising

Robert Sherwood
USA
USAAmerican playwright, journalist, historian.

Jonathan Larson
USA
USAPoet, playwright, composer and librettist.

Christopher Alden
USA
USATheater director

Cyril Northcote Parkinson
Great Britain
Great BritainWriter, playwright, journalist, biographer and historian

Ovsey Driz
Jewish Soviet poet, playwright

William Somerset Maugham
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish prose writer, playwright, short story writer. A connoisseur of the human soul and character, who knew how to express them with rare stylistic precision.

William Saroyan
USA
USAAmerican novelist and playwright

Huseyn Javid
Azerbaijan
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani poet and playwright.

Maxim Kurochkin
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian playwright and screenwriter.

Guillen de Castro
Spain
SpainAn outstanding Spanish playwright

George Colman
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish playwright and essayist.

Iurij Dimitrin
Russia
RussiaPlaywright

Louise Closser Hale
USA
USAAmerican actress, playwright and novelist

Kazimierz Zalewski
Poland
PolandPolish playwright and publicist

Oren Lavie
Israel
IsraelIsraeli singer, playwright, composer and theatre director.

Dario Fo
Italy
ItalyItalian playwright, director. Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature (1997)

Reinaldo Arenas
USA
USACuban poet, novelist, playwright

Ion Luca Caragiale
Romania
RomaniaRomanian writer and playwright.

Franciszek Zablocki
Poland
PolandPolish poet and one of the first Polish playwrights

Michel Carre
France
FranceFrench playwright and librettist

Jaccques Copeau
France
FranceFrench critic, actor, director

Alexey Dudarev
Belarus
BelarusBelarusian playwright and screenwriter

Johann Sigurjonsson
Ireland
IrelandIcelandic playwright.