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Laurence Irving ( 1871- 1914) was a British dramatist and novelist.

Laurence Irving was a son of the Victorian actor-manager , Sir Henry Irving. It was thanks to the financial failure of one of Laurence's plays that his father was forced to sell the Lyceum Theatre, London .

Laurence Irving was drowned in the Empress of Ireland disaster.

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