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.

Jacques Etienne Victor Arago

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

William Motter Inge

American writer, playwright

Stefan Zeromski

Polish novelist and playwright

Ramon Maria del Valle-Inclan

Spanish writer, playwright

Adolphe Ribbing de Leuven

French playwright and theater director

Austrian writer and playwright

Kisfaludy Sandor

Hungarian romantic poet and playwright

Spanish playwright, poet and novelist

American playwright, best known as the author of the libretto for the musicals Fiddler on the Roof and Zorba.

Christoph Friedrich Bretzner

German playwright

English playwright, actor, theatre director and screenwriter

Jaroslav Vrchlicky

Czech poet, playwright, translator

Yan Krulikovskiy

Polish artist of the Warsaw stage.

Alexandr Fredro

Polish playwright, known to us from the film adaptation of his comedy "Ladies and Hussars".

Soviet actor, theater and film director, playwright

American playwright

Francois Guillaume Jean Stanislas Andrieux

French poet, dramatic writer, member of the French Academy.

James Matthew Barrie

Scottish playwright and writer

Bernhard Severin Ingemann

Danish writer, poet and playwright

Danish playwright and poet

Friedrich Kaiser

Austrian playwright

Irish playwright

Arvids Grigulis

Latvian Soviet writer, poet and playwright

Gianfrancesco Guarnieri

Brazilian actor and playwright of Italian origin.

Casimir Delavigne

French poet and playwright

French playwright and author of situation comedies

Jean-Richard Bloch

French writer, playwright, public and theater activist, anti-fascist.

Mokuami Kawatake

Japanese playwright

German theatre director

George Colman jr.

English playwright

Belarusian playwright and prose writer

Novelist, playwright

German writer, playwright, public and political figure.

Osvald Zahradnik

Slovak playwright.

Chief director and artistic director of the Tbilisi Theater named after Shota Rustaveli

Zoran Stefanovic

Serbian writer, playwright, publisher and international cultural activist

Polish poet and playwright of the era of Sigismund III.

Kosta Trifkovich

Serbian playwright

Semen Zlotnikov

Soviet and Russian playwright, screenwriter, prose writer

William Saroyan

American novelist and playwright

American playwright

German playwright

Jean-Nicolas Bouilly

French writer, playwright and librettist

Galiasgar Kamal

Tatar Soviet writer, classic of Tatar drama and public figure

Salvatore Cammarano

Italian poet, playwright and librettist.

Joao Ricardo Cordeiro

Portuguese playwright and translator

Miroslav Krajnik

Czech lyric poet and playwright.

One of the first ancient Indian playwrights in Sanskrit

American playwright, lyricist and novelist

Pierre Corneille

French playwright, representative of classicism