The term is playwright. It's a great word and a great idea. Think of the words shipwright, cartwright or wheelwright. These all have the sense of one who builds or crafts something. A shipwright builds ships, for example. So a playwright is someone who really crafts or builds something using words and all the rest of the materials that go into a dramatic production.
Alternately, you can use the term dramatist.
It is easy to confuse the homophones "wright" and "write". Although playwrights are writers, the homophonic connection is coincidental.
playwrighters write plays, but they could be called writers too. lol...
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They wrote plays. They never wrote them together although they were friendly and Shakespeare had acted in some of Jonson's plays.
What do you mean, what were Greek plays called? They were and are called plays. Most of them were tragedies, if that's what you mean.
the first plays to be called comedies or tragedies would be the greek plays
i don't think writers get paid for royalties if it is 50 years after their death.
it is called a script. it is things writers use to make movies, plays, and any other musical plays.
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All of the above
One who writers fables is called an author. You can call all writers who write stories an author no matter what they write about.
Modern day play writes do
Everyone thinks it's the actor (Matthew Morrison) who plays Mr. Schuester but it's actually one of the writers called Ian Brennan. They sound very similar!
Writers can not choose what to write about or do not know what words to use to describe a dramatic event. Writers often can not think of anything to write about, this is called
civil right movement writers who supported unrestrained literary expression called
muse is a god that most writers prayed to at the beginning of plays or books
Yes he plays Ben, a student in Ms.G's class
The collective name given to the gospel writers is "the evangelists."