NORAH RICHARDS was an Irish-born actress, playwright, and theatre director who pursued formal education around the world, including in Belgium, Oxford, and Sydney. In 1911, she moved to Punjab...
OKADA YACHIYO (岡田八千代) was a Japanese playwright, novelist, and publisher. She published her first play in 1906 in Myojo magazine and wrote two more over the next six years. Her most well-known...
OLGA BERGHOLZ was a Russian poet, playwright, and journalist. She was born in Saint Petersburg to a military doctor and an actress and followed her dreams of being a writer at Leningrad...
OLGA HARMONY was a drama teacher, playwright, and theatre critic. She taught for 30 years at the Escuela Nacional Preparatoria, where she was instrumental in developing the school's theatre...
OLGA PETROVA was a British American playwright, actress, and screenwriter. She was born in England as Muriel Harding but moved to the United States and became a vaudeville star as Olga Petrova....
OLIVE LOGAN was an actor, playwright, journalist, and public speaker. She was born into a theatrical family; her father was the Irish-American actor and playwright Cornelius Ambrosius and her five...
OLYMPE DE GOUGES was a playwright and prominent activist. Born into a middle-class family with the name Marie Aubrey, de Gouges received a modest education, but was married against her will at...
ORIEL GRAY was a playwright and screenwriter. Between 1937 and 1949, Gray was a writer and actor at the Sydney New Theatre, which had a reputation of left-wing and avant-garde radical political...