Spanish Underground Drama

Holt, Marion Peter; Wellwarth, George E.

doi:10.2307/338924

Hispania

1975

DOI: 10.2307/338924

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Spanish Underground Drama

Marion Peter Holt¹,

George E. Wellwarth²

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Salvador Espriu's Idea of a Theater: The Sotjador Versus the Demiurge

Cocozzella¹

1986

Modern Drama

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Dramatic literature has made a substantial contribution toward the impressive resurgence that Catalan culture has manifested since the Renaixenfa of the early nineteenth century. N ames like Frederic Soler, alias Serafi Pitarra (1839-1895), Apel.les Mestres (1854-1936), Santiago Rusiftol (1861 - 1931), Ignasi Iglesias (1871-1928), Adria Gual (1872-1943), Angel Guimera (1874-1924), and JosepMaria de Sagarra (1894-1961) attest to the halcyon days of a tradition which, despite the vicissitudes and dire circumstances of more recent times, persists among a select group of Catalan men and women devoted, against all disheartening odds, to a theater conceived and enacted in their native language. To be sure, the existence of an authentic Catalan theater in the second half of the twentieth century can only be described as precarious; it has survived only by virtue of strenuous effort. During the last four decades only a few plays written in Catalan have reached the printer's shop and even fewer have attained an ephemeral run on the boards.

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Salvador Espriu's Idea of a Theater: The Sotjador Versus the Demiurge

Cocozzella¹

1986

Modern Drama

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Modern Drama Studies: An Annual Bibliography

Carpenter¹

1994

Modern Drama

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1994 marks the beginning of the third decade of publication of Modern Drama Studies: An Annual Bibliography. The basic principles and limitations described in the June 1984 issue remain the same, as does its primary objective, which is to record current scholarship, criticism, and commentary that may prove valuable to students of dramatic literature and, to a lesser extent, of theatre history. The bibliography embraces all the expected areas and topics of modem world drama, including playwrights who lived past 1899 (plus Becque) and influential theatre figures other than performers. Reviews, reprinted books, unpublished theses, and graduate-student periodicals are generally excluded. The annual bibliography also serves as a supplement to Charles Carpenter's Modern Drama Scholarship and Criticism 1966-1980: An International Bibliography (University of Toronto Press, 1986).

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Salvador Espriu's Idea of a Theater: The Sotjador Versus the Demiurge

Salvador Espriu's Idea of a Theater: The Sotjador Versus the Demiurge

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