Anne Crawford Flexner
ANNE CRAWFORD FLEXNER was an American playwright. After graduating from Vassar in 1895, Flexner moved to New York City seeking a playwriting career. Her first success, Miranda of the Balcony...
Anne Herbert
Anne Herbert was a French-Canadian poet, playwright, and novelist. Hebert's work infamously explored themes of rebellion and identity, undoubtedly influenced by her isolated childhood in her...
Anne-Hyacinthe de Colleville
ANNE-HYACINTHE GEILLE de SAINT-LEGÉR, aka, ANNE HYACINTHE DE COLLEVILLE, was a French novelist and playwright. With the support of her family, she published her first two novels at the ages of 20...
Anne-Marie du Boccage
ANNE-MARIE DU BOCCAGE was a French playwright, poet, and writer. She was born in 1710 and educated in a Parisian convent. She married Pieere-Joseph du Boccage in 1727, a tax collector and literary...
Anne Nichols
ANNE NICHOLS was a Georgia-born playwright, producer and director who wrote a number of Broadway plays, several of which were made into films. Her farce Abie’s Irish Rose broke the record for the...
Annie Vivanti
ANNIE VIVANTI aka ANITA VIVANTI or ANITA VIVANTI CHARTRES was a British-born Italian and Jewish writer. Vivanti achieved remarkable international success during her life, while never belonging to...
Ann Jellicoe
ANN JELLICOE was an English playwright, director, and actress. She studied performing arts at the Central School of Speech and Drama, and was first known for her comedic absurdist plays and...
Ann Preston Bridgers
ANN PRESTON BRIDGERS was an American playwright, actor, and director. In 1923, Bridgers moved to New York City and enrolled in drama school, immersing herself in every facet of theatre. For...