What is the name of Elizabethan dramatist who wrote Spanish

The most famous Elizabethan dramatist who wrote plays set in Spain is Ben Jonson. He wrote the play "The Spanish Tragedy" which was a highly influential work and considered a masterpiece of Elizabethan revenge tragedy.

However, it's important to note that "The Spanish Tragedy" was written by Thomas Kyd, not Ben Jonson. Ben Jonson did write plays with Spanish characters and settings, but they are not as widely known as "The Spanish Tragedy".

Here are some other Elizabethan dramatists who wrote plays with Spanish themes:

* Thomas Kyd: As mentioned above, Kyd wrote "The Spanish Tragedy".

* William Shakespeare: Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" features a character named "Orsino" who is often interpreted as being a stand-in for a Spanish nobleman.

* Christopher Marlowe: Marlowe's "The Jew of Malta" features a character named "Barabas" who is a Jewish merchant from Malta, a place that was under Spanish rule at the time.

So, while Ben Jonson wrote plays with Spanish themes, "The Spanish Tragedy" is a play by Thomas Kyd, and the most famous Elizabethan play with a Spanish setting.