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This Encyclopaedia is a comprehensive journey through the lives and legacies of the world's most celebrated dramatists. It explores the creative minds behind timeless plays and theatrical movements that have shaped literature, performance, and cultural expression across centuries. Each section of the book captures not only biographical details but also the artistic vision, stylistic contributions, and historical contexts in which these playwrights flourished. Presented in a simple and accessible language, the book connects readers with the dramatic world in an engaging way. It provides insights into how drama evolved across different regions and time periods, emphasizing the personal journeys and struggles of the dramatists. The structure and tone of the book are designed to spark curiosity, build knowledge, and deepen appreciation for dramatic literature. Encyclopaedic Biographies of World Great Dramatists is especially useful for students, educators, researchers, theatre professionals, and literature lovers. This book serves as a valuable reference for anyone eager to understand the global influence of drama through the lives of its most powerful voices.