1000 Years Of Women Writing Plays

Una Marson

Una Marson

UNA MARSON was a Jamaican activist, poet, playwright, editor, essayist, radio producer, and broadcaster. In 1928, she became Jamaica’s first female editor and publisher with her feminist magazine,...

Una Troy

Una Troy

UNA TROY was an Irish novelist and playwright whose career began in 1936 when she published her novel Mount Prospect under the pen name “Elizabeth Connor”. The novel was quickly banned in the...

Urilka (Ullie) Akerstrom

Urilka (Ullie) Akerstrom

URILKA (ULLIE) AKERSTROM was an actress, dancer, writer, and avid playwright known for her wide variety of facial expressions and her sharp wit. Born and raised in NYC, her mother taught her dance...

Valeria Miani

Valeria Miani

VALERIA MIANI was born in Padua, Italy, and possibly educated in a convent, though little about her early personal life can be confirmed. She was married at age 30, uncommonly late in life for the...

Velga Krile

Velga Krile

VELGA KRILE was a Latvian poet and playwright. She wrote a total of sixteen plays in her lifetime, as well as a large collection of poems. Krile was known for exploring complex and existentialist...

Vera Caspary

Vera Caspary

VERA CASPARY was a novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. She started work as a stenographer but, frustrated and wanting to write her own material, she moved to New York as editor of “Dance...

Vera Panova

Vera Panova

VERA PANOVA was a Soviet novelist, journalist, and playwright. In her childhood, she eased the emotional burden of poverty by immersing herself in writing. She began her career as a journalist,...

Viña Delmar

Viña Delmar

VIÑA DELMAR, born ALVINA LOUISE CROTER, was a screenwriter, novelist, author of short stories, and playwright. She rose to fame in the late 1920s with the publication of her suggestively titled...

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