Oh Tae-sok (born 1940) is a South Korean playwright and theater director.

Roh Kyeongshik (1938~) is a South Korean playwright. He made his literary debut in 1965 when his play “Cheolsae” (철새 Migratory Bird) won the Seoul Shinmun New Writer’s Contest. He has written plays about historical figures and the issues of national division. He has won the Korean Theater Film Arts Award for Drama in 1971, and the Grand Prize at the 1st Local Theater Festival in 1974. •Collection of plays Daljip (달집) (1971) •Collection of plays Jingbirok (징비록) (1973) •Collection of plays Sojakji (소작지 Tenanted Farm) (1974) •Collection of plays Tainui haneul (타인의 하늘 The Sky of Others) (1987)

Lee Man-Hee (1954-) is a South Korean playwright who debuted in 1979 with Yeongwonhi jiweojiji anneun mira sogui sichaedeul (영원히 지워지지 않는 미라 속의 시체들 The Bodies in the Mummies That Will Never be Erased), which was selected by the Dong-a Ilbo’s long-form theater competition. Lee sets out to explore the essence of humanity, and has focused on a Buddhist reflection on human existence in his works. For his 1990 work Geugeoseun moktak gumeong sogui jageun eodumieotseumnida (그것은 목탁 구멍 속의 작은 어둠이었습니다 That was a Small Darkness in the Hole of the Moktak), Lee won the Best Script Prize at the Seoul Theater Festival and the Baek Seok Art Prize for Theater (1991). •Play Bul jom kkeojuseyo (불 좀 꺼주세요 Please Turn Out the Light) (1992) •Play Pigo jigo pigo jigo (피고 지고 피고 지고 Blooming and Withering Blooming and Withering) (1993) •Play Doraseoseo tteonara (돌아서서 떠나라 Turn Around and Leave) (1996)

Oh Soo-yeon (born 1964) is a modern South Korean writer.