Dramatist

Austrian writer, playwright, director and critic

Lithuanian director

English (Scottish) poet and romantic playwright.

Russian, Israeli theater director, actor, teacher, critic

German impresario, playwright

American actress, playwright and novelist

Cuban poet, novelist, playwright

American playwright, lyricist and novelist

French poet, novelist, playwright, thinker and essayist

German novelist and playwright

French playwright, writer, director.

German actor, playwright, director.

Contemporary American theater director, choreographer, writer and artist

French 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)

French poet, one of the founders of the literary community "Abbey". Along with other members of the "Abbey" - René Arcos and Georges Duhamel, who did not join Unanimism, Vildrac should be counted among the pioneers of the revival of social poetry and

English poet, playwright, publicist, critic. A classic of English-language poetry of the 20th century.

French playwright and librettist

Hungarian romantic poet and playwright

English playwright

American playwright and screenwriter

Ukrainian playwright, actor, director

American playwright and screenwriter

English playwright

Ancient Greek playwright, father of European tragedy

German playwright

English playwright

Brazilian actor and playwright of Italian origin.

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

Macedonian theatre director, writer, politician, diplomat

English prose writer, playwright, short story writer. A connoisseur of the human soul and character, who knew how to express them with rare stylistic precision.

French playwright, poet, representative of classicism.

French playwright

Irish writer, playwright and folklore collector

American playwright

Austrian writer and playwright

Russian poet, guslar, composer, playwright.

Japanese writer, literary critic, poet, playwright, researcher of French and classical Japanese literature.

American playwright and director

English playwright and essayist

A little-known English playwright.

Polish playwright.

Catalan playwright, translator, theatre director.

French writer, playwright and journalist, literary critic

Ukrainian Soviet anti-fascist writer, playwright, publicist

English poet, playwright

French writer.

Japanese playwright, writer and public figure.

Japanese playwright

German playwright, Nazi poet laureate.