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Laura Ruohonen (born October 9, 1960, in Helsinki, Finland) is a Finnish playwright and theatre director. She has worked also as Professor of Dramaturgy in Theatre Academy of Finland.

• Olga (1995, Finnish National Theatre)
• The Greatest of These is Love (Suurin on rakkaus, 1998, Finnish National Theatre)
• The Swamp Man Never Sleeps (Suomies ei nuku, 2000, KOM-teatteri)
• An Island Far From Here (Saari kaukana täältä, 2003, Royal National Theatre)
• Razorbill (Yksinen, 2006, Teatteri Jurkka)
• War Tourists (Sotaturistit, 2008, Finnish National Theatre)

• Nordic Drama Corner

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