KATHARINE PRICHARD was an author and co-founding member of the Communist Party of Australia. She was also part of a new community of free thinking public intellectuals who, amongst other things,...
KATHERINE PURDON was a novelist and playwright. Educated in both England and Ireland, she became a prominent part of the Irish Revival movement and a member of the United Irishwomen. Purdon wrote...
KATHERINE TILLMAN was an African-American poet, playwright, essayist, and fiction writer. Her fictional novels include Beryl Weston's Ambition: The Story of an Afro-American Girl's Life (1893) and...
KATHERINE OF SUTTON, ABBESS OF BARKING was a Benedictine nun and noble, and is thought to be England's first female playwright. Assuming the position of Abbess of Barking in 1358, she became...
KAY BAXTER was an English dramatist, journalist, and teacher. Born in a region of British India, Baxter went on to study modern and medieval language at Cambridge, followed by a program at the...
KETTI FRINGS was a screenwriter, author, and playwright. She originally worked as a copywriter, then transitioned into a feature writer at United Press International. Her novels, screenplays, and...
KITTY CLIVE was an actor, singer, comedian, playwright and advocate for Actor’s Equity. Her stage debut at 17 was only the beginning of a triumphant career as a trailblazer for English theatre....
KYLIE TENNANT was a multi-talented writer her worked across multiple genres She was a publicity officer for the Australian Broadcasting Commission, worked as a journalist, union organizer, and...