Uh, I'm the playwright. A playwright.

Everybody knows I was a playwright.

And John Mortimer, the playwright, defended us.

She did so much. She was a playwright.

You say playwright like you were saying pedophile.

I asked her a question about her days as a playwright, and again, characteristically, instead of saying, Oh yes, I was a playwright, and this is what blah blah blah, she said, Oh, playwright.

A student visited the house of the great playwright.

The playwright cherishes the vivid memories of his childhood.

The brilliant playwright, Adrienne Kennedy, wrote a volume called

I am determined to make a living as a playwright.

I am. He's a playwright, Jack. Quite a famous one, at that.

I am determined to make a living as a playwright at all costs.

Why have his plays been made and remade more than any other playwright?

And I finally came across this fantastic quote by a British playwright, William Archer

And like the playwright said the other day I could relate to him you're not sure.

I like this line, written by a famous playwright and used in his own play more than 400 years.

He is a poet, a playwright, a man whose whole life had been balanced on the single hope of his country's unity and freedom.

Aristophanes, the ancient Greek playwright, he described the clouds as the patron godesses of idle fellows two and a half thousand years ago, and you can see what he means.

So a piece of mine may inspire a playwright or a novelist or a scientist, and that in turn may be the seed that inspires a doctor or a philanthropist or a babysitter.

let me tell you something, i've had my eye on you for some time now. didn't think i suspected the real reason for why you were always sending me out of the house,did you? i must be alone to work, you said, the great and famous playwright, the great and famous philanderer! now, victoria, it's so simple. where is she? i can explain everything. do you remember my play, fury in the night?