Dramatist

German actor, director, theatre figure and playwright

Famous Spanish playwright of the Baroque era

Romanian writer and playwright.

French playwright

Italian playwright and librettist

The largest French playwright of the second half of the 18th century.

American writer, playwright

Belarusian playwright and screenwriter

German playwright, poet and theatre critic, chess player and chess composer.

Italian writer and playwright.

Serbian writer, playwright, publisher and international cultural activist

French writer, playwright, literary critic and literary scholar

20th century Spanish poet and playwright

Scottish playwright and writer

Cuban poet, novelist, playwright

Italian playwright

Belgian playwright

Spanish playwright.

German playwright

French playwright

French playwright and satirist.

English writer, playwright

Polish playwright and literary critic.

English screenwriter and artistic director of the Stephen Joseph Scarborough Theater since 1970.

Italian writer, playwright, journalist

English poet and playwright.

English (Scottish) poet and romantic playwright.

English playwright, screenwriter and novelist

English playwright and novelist.

Polish novelist and playwright

American playwright, stage director, screenwriter and actor of musicals

Danish playwright and theatre figure

French playwright and literary critic.

Polish playwright, poet, theater theorist, artist, one of the main representatives of Polish modernism; successor to the traditions of Polish romantic drama. The central theme of his work is national independence

Austrian poet and playwright.

Austrian writer and playwright

American playwright, editor, journalist, ambassador, socialite, and U.S. Congresswoman representing Connecticut

Russian playwright

Spanish playwright

British writer, playwright, screenwriter and left-wing activist

American playwright, lyricist and novelist

Italian poet, novelist and playwright

Jewish fabulist, poet, playwright, teacher.

Director

French playwright.

Armenian playwright and theatre scholar

Poet, playwright, composer and librettist.

German theater director.

German playwright, brother of Heinrich Joseph Collin

Lithuanian poet, playwright, translator