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.
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Eve Ensler
USAAmerican playwright
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Alan Bennett
Great BritainEnglish playwright, screenwriter and novelist
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Salvatore Cammarano
ItalyItalian poet, playwright and librettist.
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Peter Hacks
GermanyGerman playwright, poet and essayist.
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Stefan Zeromski
PolandPolish novelist and playwright
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Victor Ducange
FranceFrench novelist and playwright
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Adrian Mitchell
Great BritainEnglish poet, talented playwright and screenwriter.
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Huseyn Javid
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani poet and playwright.
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Donant Mechik
USARussian theater director, playwright, teacher
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Camilo Castelo Branco
PortugalPortuguese writer, playwright, poet, historian
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Oyzer Goldes
MoldovaJewish playwright, literary scholar, critic
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Gustave Vaez
FranceFrench playwright and librettist
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Galiasgar Kamal
Tatar Soviet writer, classic of Tatar drama and public figure
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Leopold Jessner
GermanyGerman theater director.
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Lajos Kuthy
HungaryHungarian poet, writer and playwright
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Thomas Middleton
Great BritainEnglish Jacobite dramatist
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Ivo Vojnovic
SerbiaCroatian writer and playwright.
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Rimas Tuminas
LithuaniaLithuanian director
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Louis Angely
GermanyGerman dramatic writer, actor and theatre director of the 19th century.
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Christian Hebbel
GermanyGerman playwright and lyric poet.
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Leonid Kornyanu
MoldovaMoldovan poet, playwright and folklorist.
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Arvids Grigulis
Latvian Soviet writer, poet and playwright
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Yasmina Reza
FranceFrench playwright, actress, screenwriter and novelist
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Kato Mitio
JapanJapanese postmodernist writer and playwright.
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Thomas Dekker
Great BritainEnglish playwright
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Mihail Felzenbaum
IsraelJewish poet, prose writer
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Antonio Garcia Gutierrez
SpainSpanish playwright
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Anna Barkova
Russian poetess
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Ben Jonson
Great BritainEnglish playwright
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Radu Gyr
RomaniaRomanian poet, essayist, playwright and journalist
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Arnold Wesker
Great BritainEnglish playwright
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Philip Massinger
Great BritainEnglish playwright of the post-Shakespearean era.
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Etienne Jodelle
FranceFrench playwright
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Nadjaf-bek Vezirov
AzerbaijanAzerbaijani playwright, publicist, theater figure
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Thomas Bernhard
AustriaAustrian writer and popular playwright.
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Bernhard Severin Ingemann
DenmarkDanish writer, poet and playwright
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Armand Salacrou
FranceFrench playwright
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Medeu Sarsekeev
KazakhstanKazakh writer, playwright, publicist
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Petr Glebka
Belarusian Soviet poet, playwright
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Lev Barskiy
MoldovaMoldovan prose writer and playwright.
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Andrey Zholdak
UkraineDirector
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William Somerset Maugham
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.
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Jose Echegaray
SpainNobel Prize in Literature, 1904
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Jean-Nicolas Bouilly
FranceFrench writer, playwright and librettist
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Hanns Johst
GermanyGerman playwright, Nazi poet laureate.
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Perch Zeituntsyan
ArmeniaFamous Armenian writer, playwright
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Roman Brandstaetter
PolandPolish writer, poet, playwright, translator and biblical scholar.
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Oren Lavie
IsraelIsraeli singer, playwright, composer and theatre director.
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Pier Marivaux (de Chamblan)
FranceFrench playwright and novelist
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Yakov Ziskind
Russian Soviet writer, playwright, screenwriter
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