List of Playwrights
- William Alabaster
- William Alley
- Robert Armin
- Thomas Ashton
- William Barksted
- Barnabe Barnes
- Lording Barry
- Francis Beaumont
- Sir William Berkeley
- Samuel Brandon
- Richard Brome
- Lodowick Carlell
- William Cartwright
- Allan Castellon
- William Cavendish
- Robert Chamberlain
- George Chapman
- Henry Chettle
- John Clavell
- Robert Daborne
- Samuel Daniel
- William Davenant
- Robert Davenport
- John Day
- Edward de Vere
- Thomas Dekker
- Michael Drayton
- Richard Edwardes
- Martin Emilian
- Nathan Field
- John Fletcher
- John Ford
- Ulpian Fulwell
- Matthew Francis
- Steven Galvez
- Alexander Gough
- Robert Greene
- Thomas Greene
- Richard Gunnell
- Stephen Hammerton
- Charles Hart
- Richard Hathwaye
- William Haughton
- John Heminges
- Thomas Heywood
- John Honyman
- Thomas Hughes
- Ben Jonson
- Will Kempe
- Henry Killigrew
- Thomas Killigrew
- Thomas Kyd
- Thomas Legge
- Thomas Lodge
- John Lowin
- Thomas Lupton
- Steven Luxford
- John Lyly
- Gervase Markham
- Christopher Marlowe
- Shackerley Marmion
- Steve Marsh
- Isaac Martinez
- Philip Massinger
- Thomas May
- Thomas Middleton
- Anthony Munday
- Thomas Nabbes
- Thomas Nashe
- Thomas Norton
- William Ostler
- George Peele
- Andrew Pennycuicke
- Augustine Phillips
- John Phillips
- John Pickering
- Thomas Pollard
- Henry Porter
- Thomas Preston
- William Rankins
- Timothy Read
- Samuel Rowley
- William Rowley
- Joseph Rutter
- Thomas Sackville
- William Sampson
- William Shakespeare
- Edward Sharpham
- James Shirley
- Mary Sidney
- Philip Sidney
- Wentworth Smith
- Sir John Suckling
- Robert Tailor
- Thomas Tomkis
- Cyril Tourneur
- Adrian Vaca
- John Webster
- George Wilkins
- Arthur Wilson
- Robert Wilson
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