1000 Years Of Women Writing Plays

Shauneille Perry

Shauneille Perry

SHAUNEILLE PERRY was an American director and playwright. Born in Chicago, she was the cousin of playwright Lorraine Hansberry. She received a BA in Drama from Howard University and an MFA from...

Sheila Bhatia

Sheila Bhatia

SHEILA BHATIA was a playwright and poet born in British India, in present day Pakistan. A teacher of mathematics, she was active in the struggle for Indian independence until Partition when she...

Shelagh Delaney

Shelagh Delaney

SHELAGH DELANEY was a playwright and screenwriter. Her most celebrated work, A Taste of Honey, written when she was just 18, featured a ground-breaking cast of realistic characters who were...

Shimako Murai

Shimako Murai

SHIMAKO MURAI was a Japanese playwright born in Hiroshima, but she was not there when the U.S. dropped the atomic bomb in 1945. As a result, Murai devoted a lot of her work to the subject of the...

Shirley Graham Du Bois

Shirley Graham Du Bois

SHIRLEY GRAHAM DU BOIS was an American-Ghanaian writer, playwright, composer, and activist. After her marriage and the birth of her first child, she moved to Paris, France in 1926 to study music...

Shulamit Bat-Dori

Shulamit Bat-Dori

SHULAMIT BAT-DORI was a Polish-Israeli playwright and director, known for revolutionizing Kibbutz Theatre, a form considered “inappropriate” for the collectivist kibbutz lifestyle. She studied...

Sidney Frances Bateman

Sidney Frances Bateman

SIDNEY FRANCES BATEMAN was a theatre manager and playwright. Born in the U.S. to British actor parents. In 1869 Bateman moved to London with her husband, who became manager of the Lyceum Theatre;...

Solveig Christov

Solveig Christov

SOLVEIG CHRISTOV was a Norwegian novelist, writer, and playwright. Born Solveig Fredriksen in Drammen in 1918, she took the pen name Christov in 1949. That same year she made her literary debut...

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