Mona Guérin
MONA GUÉRIN was a Haitian writer, educator, and playwright. She was born Mona Rouzier in Port-au-Prince in 1934. She received a bursary scholarship from the Canada Arts Council, which allowed her...
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Monique Wittig
MONIQUE WITTIG was a prominent feminist author and philosopher, known for exploring lesbianism through writing. In 1964, she published her first novel and received immediate attention. Wittig...
Mrs. Garnder
MRS GARDNER, also known as Sarah Cheney, was an actress and playwright. She found success as a comedic actress at the Drury Lane Theatre in London, and later at the Haymarket Theatre. Her most...
Mrs. Harlow Phibbs
MRS. HARLOW PHIBBS poked fun at herself as the “vicar’s wife,” running Mothers Meetings (her husband was a church of England minister in Hastings.) She was active in regional Suffrage movements....
Muktabai Dixit
MUKTABAI DIXIT was a Marathi playwright and author from India. The Marathi people are an Indo-Aryan ethnolinguistic group native to Maharashtra. Marathi theatre began in the mid 19th century,...
Najwa Kawar Farah
NAJWA KAWAR FARAH was a playwright and theatre director. Born in Nazareth, she attended the Teachers’ Academy in Jerusalem and returned to her hometown to teach, but from the 1950s onwards Farah...
Nancy Cárdenas
NANCY CÁRDENAS received her PhD in Mexico and studied film and theatre at Yale University. At twenty, she became a radio announcer and stage actress, before transitioning into writing journal...
Nancy Hamilton
NANCY HAMILTON was an American actor, playwright, lyricist, director, and producer. After a period of amateur acting and producing in Pittsburgh and New Jersey, she moved to New York City in 1932...