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Henry Medwall  — Research Starter

Henry Medwall was a pivotal figure in early English drama, recognized as the first known vernacular dramatist in England. His two notable plays, "Fulgens and Lucres" and "Nature," emerge from the…

Henry Livings  — Research Starter

Henry Livings was a British playwright and writer, known for his distinctive contributions to theater and television in the 20th century. Born in 1929 in Prestwich, Lancashire, Livings did not hail…

Henry de Montherlant  — Research Starter

Henry de Montherlant was a prominent French writer known primarily for his plays, though he also made significant contributions as a novelist and essayist. His theatrical works explore themes of…

Henry Becque  — Research Starter

Henry Becque (1837-1899) was a French playwright recognized for his influential contributions to the theater, particularly in the context of 19th-century realism. Although he began his literary career…

Henry Bataille  — Research Starter

Henry Bataille (1872-1922) was a French playwright and poet recognized primarily for his contributions to theatrical works, particularly in the Boulevard theater tradition. Born in Nîmes and later…

Heiner Müller  — Research Starter

Heiner Müller (1929–1995) was a prominent German playwright and poet, recognized for his significant contributions to contemporary theater, particularly in the context of East Germany. Initially…

Heinar Kipphardt  — Research Starter

Heinar Kipphardt was a prominent German playwright, director, and writer known for his significant contributions to the documentary theater genre. Born in Upper Silesia, he initially pursued a career…

Gunnar Heiberg  — Research Starter

Gunnar Heiberg (1857–1929) was a prominent Norwegian poet, playwright, journalist, and theater critic, known for his contributions to the dramatic arts in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.…

Guilbert de Pixérécourt  — Research Starter

Guilbert de Pixérécourt, born on January 22, 1773, in France, is recognized as a pivotal figure in the development of melodrama, often referred to as its "father." He wrote over 120 plays, including…