Classical Sanskrit Plays

Sudraka is the author of the Sanskrit play "Mrichchakatika", also known as "The Little Clay Cart".

Kalidasa is the author of the Sanskrit play "Abhijnanashakuntalam", also known as "The Recognition of Shakuntala".

Bhasa is the author of the Sanskrit play "Uttararamacharita", also known as "The Later Story of Rama".

Bharavi is the author of the Sanskrit play "Kiratarjuniya", also known as "The Battle of Arjuna with the Hunter".

Harsha is the author of the Sanskrit play "Ratnavali", also known as "The Necklace".

Harsha is the author of the Sanskrit play "Nagananda", also known as "The Joy of the Serpents".

Harsha is the author of the Sanskrit play "Priyadarsika", also known as "The Beloved of Priyadarsi".

Kalidasa is the author of the Sanskrit play "Malavikagnimitra", also known as "Malavika and Agnimitra".

Kalidasa is the author of the Sanskrit play "Vikramorvasiya", also known as "Vikrama and Urvashi".

Vishakhadatta is the author of the Sanskrit play "Mudrarakshasa", also known as "The Signet Ring of Rakshasa".

Bhavabhuti is the author of the Sanskrit play "Swapnavasavadatta", also known as "The Dream of Vasavadatta".

Bhavabhuti is the author of the Sanskrit play "Urubhanga", also known as "The Broken Thigh".

Bhavabhuti is the author of the Sanskrit play "Mahaviracharita", also known as "The Story of the Great Hero".

Harsha is the author of the Sanskrit play "Nala-Damayanti", also known as "The Story of Nala and Damayanti".