John Fletcher was a Jacobean playwright who collaborated with William Shakespeare on several plays, including "Henry VIII" and "The Two Noble Kinsmen." He is also known for works such as "The Maid's Tragedy" and "A King and No King."

John Fletcher. Fletcher was an established playwright before he became the main playwright for the King's Men, having written a number of very clever plays in collaboration with Francis Beaumont, mostly for the Boys of the Chapel, who performed in the Blackfriars Theatre before the King's Men got hold of it.

John Wilson - playwright - was born in 1627.

John Wilson - playwright - died in 1696.

John McGrath - playwright - died in 2002.