Playwright
A playwright or dramatist is a person who writes plays. One such person, one of the most famous in the world, is William Shakespeare, who lived during both the Tudor and Stuart eras of British history.
People with Playwright profession (First 49 people) - Page 27
Tom Lanoye
Belgian novelist
Willem Frederik Hermans
Dutch author
Judith Herzberg
Dutch poet
Salvador Espriu
Spanish poet
Jonny Donahoe
British comedian
Chris Rapley
British scientist
Paul Riser
American trombonist
Joan Hotchkis
American television actress
J. P. Donleavy
American novelist
Henri de Rothschild
French playwright
Karl Dallas
British journalist
Paul Outlaw
American actor
Stephanie Braxton
American television writer
Eliza Schneider
American actress
Tudor Gates
Screenwriter
René de Obaldia
French playwright
Noel Langley
South African novelist
Ann Yearsley
Poet
Charlotte Lennox
Author
Dusty Hughes
Playwright
Maurice Rostand
French author ‧ Edmond Rostand's son
Marion Fairfax
American screenwriter
Reginald Berkeley
Politician
Lennox Robinson
Irish dramatist
Philip Barry
American dramatist
Arthur Sheekman
American movie critic
Rudolf Besier
Dutch-English dramatist
David Belasco
American theatrical producer
John Maddison Morton
English playwright
Wilson Collison
Author
James Gleason
American actor
Talbot Jennings
American screenwriter
Eleanor Gates
American playwright
Florence Ryerson
American playwright
Carlo Goldoni
Italian playwright
Anthony Sparks
American television writer
Everett Bradley
American instrumentalist
Péter Nádas
Hungarian writer
Jean Giraudoux
French novelist
Georges Courteline
French dramatist
Eugene Labiche
French dramatist
Károly Szakonyi
Writer
Tibor Gyurkovics
Author
Muriel Box
English screenwriter
Jack Popplewell
Writer
Jules Feiffer
American cartoonist
Leonard Melfi
American playwright
