RESUMENPartiendo de los expedientes censores, este trabajo aborda el modo en que la censura de los últimos años del Franquismo entendió y gestionó el teatro escrito por mujeres y el rol de la dramaturga en el mundo teatral. Ello se ilustrará a través de las dos autoras más representativas y populares de la década de los setenta: Carmen Resino y Ana Diosdado. El modo en que la censura conceptuó su labor será puesto en perspectiva y enlazado tanto con la situación de las autoras del primer Franquismo como con la génesis de la dramaturgia femenina de la democracia.Palabras Clave: Teatro; mujer; censura; Carmen Resino; Ana Diosdado.
ABSTRACTDrawing on censorship files, this article studies how censorship tackled the theatre written by women and the role of the female playwright during the last years of the Franco regime. This will be illustrated through the two most representative and popular dramatists from the seventies: Carmen Resino and Ana Diosdado. The way their work was judged by the censors will be assessed and linked with the situation of earlier female authors from the Franco period as well as with the female theatre shaped during the post-Franco era.
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