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• Undecided Question: How did Early Australian Colonial Writers or Dramatist change Australia?
  ...39;Early Australian Colonial Writers or maybe Dramatist bring a Change to Australia?
• Resolved Question: What's wrong in this sentence, how and why to correct it: "An American poet, dramatist, and performe…
  An American poet, dramatist, and performer, Maya Angelou is regarded as...
• Resolved Question: What was Menander, the Greek dramatist comedian's, greatest work?
  
• Resolved Question: What event during shakespeare's lifetime probably helped his career as a dramatist?
  Just a Wonder.
• Resolved Question: Which short-lived dramatist is regarded as the first great exponent of blank verse? ?
  Which short-lived dramatist is regarded as the first great exponent of blank verse?
• Resolved Question: How does a historian's work differ from a dramatist work in writing about the Salem Witch Trials?
  
• Resolved Question: how did the Elizabethan dramatist depict the passage of time in their plays?
  ... from the works of Shakespeare or other Elizabethan Dramatists.
• Resolved Question: What is an english renaissance dramatist?
  Also what time period was one considered an english renaissance dramatist?
• Resolved Question: How can I find a poet/dramatist?
  I am trying to write a children's opera, but I can't write poetry very well. Where can I find a librettist...
• Resolved Question: Why does a dramatist create a gap between what the audience knows and what the character knows?
  

• Stockard Channing, Rob Marshall, Liza Minnelli, Bebe Neuwirth, Chita Rivera Will Honor John Kander at Dramatist Guild ...
  The Dramatist Guild Fund's 50th Anniversary Gala will honor Tony-winning composer John Kander June 3 at the Mandarin Oriental New York.
• From the archive, 25 April 1890: Life and times of a long-forgotten dramatist
  Watts Phillips, a 19th century English dramatist, never achieved the fame of his contemporaries, but lived the life of a great man of letters In a small book just issued of disjointed reminiscences of Watts Phillips, the author of "The Dead Heart," his friend Mr. John Coleman gives a sketch of a literary career that reads like one of the old stories of Grub-street. Living just on the eve of the ...
• Happy Birthday, Shakespeare! (PHOTOS)
  Today is reportedly the birthday of the greatest dramatist of all time, William Shakespeare. Whether you love him for his tear-jerking tragedies, romantic sonnets or surprisingly dirty insults, we can think of no one else who has had more of an impact on the arts than this fine gentleman.
• Posey at Yale Rep; Rabe’s Haze of Pot: Jeremy Gerard
  David Rabe was so busy crisping audiences with his Vietnam War trilogy and powder keg plays like “Hurlyburly” that he never got around to writing that typical freshman work, the portrait of the dramatist as a young man.
• Return engagements and new works in Dulaang UP's 37th season
  For its 37th season, Dulaang UP features return engagements of successful productions from the previous season, a classic play by a master dramatist and an exciting new offering from a highly-esteemed Filipino playwright. The restaging of the musical treat of 2011, "Noli Me Tangere: The Opera" kicks off the new season. The critically-acclaimed operatic retelling of Rizal’s opus by National ...
• Anatol: Wit, whimsy, self-preoccupation of cad about town
  Time stands still — or at least repeats itself in striking fashion — in Anatol, the Aurora Theatre Company ’s current production of Austrian dramatist Arthur Schnitzler’s 1893 play. In a series of six episodes, connected with threadlike chronology by central characters and themes forged in steel, the play unveils the wit, whimsy and withering self-preoccupation of an affluent “cad about town ...
• Kidnapped – review
  Eastgate, Peebles Robert Louis Stevenson 's 1886 novel is a lot for a dramatist to contain on stage. It kicks off at the creepy House of Shaws, where the recently orphaned David Balfour finds himself at the mercy of an acquisitive uncle, before taking us to the port of Queensferry and on to the Covenant, a slave ship on which the young man finds himself captive. After several maritime ...
• Wit and wisdom of an 'absurd' playwright
  Chattopadhyay was a recipient of the Sangeet Natak Akademy award and various state awards. He has to his credit nearly 100 plays of varying duration in verse and prose.
• Eugène Ionesco (26 November 1909 – 28 March 1994) ~ Quote of the Day
  Eugène Ionesco (26 November 1909 – 28 March 1994) , Romanian and French playwright and dramatist, and one of the foremost playwrights of the Theatre of the Absurd. Beyond ridiculing . . .
• A Villain Worthy of Shakespeare
  Russia’s underground theater takes on Putin.