Dramatist

Italian lawyer, playwright and literary historian

British playwright, librettist, poet and illustrator.

Spanish playwright

A famous French playwright, writer, artist and traveler of the 19th century

Danish playwright and theatre figure

French playwright, actress, screenwriter and novelist

Anglo-American playwright and writer of musical comedies

Russian Soviet prose writer and playwright

Austrian poet and playwright.

French playwright

English poet and playwright.

Bosnian writer, poet and playwright

Nigerian playwright, writer, poet. Nobel Prize in Literature, 1986.

Spanish poet and playwright

Bashkir prose writer, poet and playwright

Slovak playwright and poet.

Belarusian playwright and prose writer

Croatian writer and playwright.

Finnish poet and playwright

French playwright, representative of classicism

German playwright

French playwright and novelist

French playwright, poet, representative of classicism.

Norwegian poet, playwright, politician, Bishop of Bergen

German playwright

American novelist and playwright

Great French playwright and actor. His most famous plays are: "Tartuffe", "The Misanthrope", "The Misanthrope", "The Bourgeois in the Nobility", "The Imaginary Invalid". (53)

American Argentine-Chilean writer, playwright, essayist, scholar and human rights activist

Egyptian fiction writer and playwright, Nobel Prize in Literature, 1988

Moldovan prose writer and playwright.

English playwright, screenwriter and novelist

Georgian poet, playwright and ethnographer

French playwright and theater director

Russian Soviet theater director

Writer, playwright, journalist, biographer and historian

French writer, playwright and librettist

French playwright

Austrian poet, novelist, playwright, translator

A little-known English playwright.

French playwright and librettist

English playwright and essayist

Chinese playwright (in the “zaju” genre) and poet (in the “tsi” and “qu” genres).

Austrian playwright, novelist, journalist and translator

Polish poet and playwright of the era of Sigismund III.

English poet, talented playwright and screenwriter.

Playwright, director, producer

German playwright and journalist, writer.

French writer and playwright.

German writer, playwright

Italian poet and classicist playwright, “father of Italian tragedy.”