Karen Bramson [SEP] sex or gender
"The Enchantress" (The Garrick Theatre April 1926), "The Man they Buried…" (The Ambassadors Theatre June 1928) and "The Tower of Babel" (Venturers Society July 1929). "Tigercats" was revived at the Royalty theatre in May 1931 with Edith Evans and Robert Lorraine in the same roles as before. In 1925 she was the first foreign female author to have a play accepted at the Comédie-Française in Paris. Other plays of hers performed in Paris included "Puissance de Roi"
Karen Bramson
Karen Bramson ("née" Adler; born 10 August 1875 in Tårbæk, Denmark and died 26 January 1936 in Paris, France) was a Danish author who wrote novels and plays mostly in Danish or French although many of her writings have been translated into English.
Bramson spent her early life in Denmark and her later life in France. She was awarded the Légion d'honneur for her work during the First World War and for her contributions to French literature.
Early life in Denmark.