Dramatist

Portuguese playwright and translator

German writer and playwright, public figure

Belarusian poet, playwright, novelist and critic

Spanish poet and playwright.

Hungarian poet, writer and playwright

Polish poet, short story writer, playwright

American playwright, theater director and screenwriter

Polish poet and playwright of the era of Sigismund III.

English (Scottish) poet and romantic playwright.

American playwright

French playwright, representative of classicism

French avant-garde writer, playwright

Norwegian playwright

French writer and playwright.

Hungarian poet, translator and playwright.

English writer, playwright

English playwright

German novelist and playwright

Playwright, philosopher and prose writer

Playwright

Italian poet, playwright and librettist.

American playwright, librettist and screenwriter

Writer

20th century Spanish poet and playwright

Dutch poet and playwright

French poet and playwright.

Famous Armenian writer, playwright

German writer, playwright, public and political figure.

French actor, playwright

Romanian poet, essayist, playwright and journalist

Lithuanian poet and playwright, priest by profession.

French playwright, politician and journalist

Jewish fabulist, poet, playwright, teacher.

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

English poet, playwright, translator of Homer

Screenwriter, playwright

Contemporary American theater director, choreographer, writer and artist

French playwright and novelist

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

Russian poetess

Playwright

Irish writer and Nobel laureate (1969)

Japanese writer, playwright

English playwright and actor.

American poet, writer, artist, playwright

Cuban poet, novelist, playwright

Polish artist of the Warsaw stage.

Belarusian Soviet poet, playwright

Moldovan poet, playwright, satirical writer, translator

German poet, playwright.