A renowned stage and film actress of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for her beauty, talent, and fiery personality. She was a leading lady of London's West End and a pioneer of the "woman's picture" film genre.
Born in 1856
A renowned Irish playwright and critic, known for his witty, thought-provoking plays that often challenged social norms and conventions. His works include Pygmalion and My Fair Lady.
Born in 1854
A witty and flamboyant literary mastermind, renowned for crafting clever, humorous, and poignant works that continue to delight audiences with their clever wordplay and societal commentary.
Born in 1847
A renowned stage actress of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, celebrated for her powerful performances in Shakespearean plays and her iconic beauty.
Born in 1838
A renowned Victorian-era actor and theatre manager, known for his powerful stage presence and innovative productions that raised the standards of English theatre.
Born in 1855
A renowned figure in London's West End, he wrote and directed numerous plays, often blending comedy and drama, and was a pioneer of the "problem play" genre. His works tackled social issues, sparking controversy and conversation.
Born in 1860
Creator of the beloved character Peter Pan, known for whimsical and imaginative storytelling that has captivated audiences for generations.
Born in 1899
A renowned English actor, playwright, and composer, known for his witty humor, sophisticated style, and iconic works like "Private Lives" and "Blithe Spirit".
Born in 1893
A renowned singer-songwriter and actor, famous for his charming stage presence and hit songs like "Keep the Home Fires Burning" and "We'll Gather Lilacs", which became iconic during World War I.