Playwrights faced danger in the past because their work could be seen as subversive or critical of those in power, resulting in censorship, persecution, or even imprisonment. Additionally, their plays could incite public unrest or outrage, leading to backlash from authorities or the public.
the playwright was yoda hge came back from the future and put all this togather cuz one day it will save the world
British playwright Christopher Hampton for "Dangerous Liaisons."
Valentines day is not dangerous
The name for a playwright is a playwright.
I can't seem to locate a play called "Danger," but I did find these titles:Dangerous Liaisons (originally Les Liaisons Dangereuses)Playwright: Christopher Hampton (adapted from the 1782 novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos)Dangerous CornerPlaywright: JB PriestleyA Dangerous MethodPlaywright: Christopher Hampton (originally called The Talking Cure)
Yes to playwright, no to novelist. Shakespeare wrote no novels, although some writers of his day were experimenting with the form (see Lyly's Euphues).
The word playwright is a noun. The plural form is playwrights.
A person who writes plays is known as a playwright. An example of a playwright is William Shakespeare.
a playwright is a person who wrights plays
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George Bernard Shaw. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_by_George_Bernard_Shaw
Hercules is not a playwright. He is a hero.