Obras de teatro, textos teatrales

THE TREASURE OF THE HUMBLE (MAETERLINCK, MAURICE)

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THIS TWISTED LIFE (BRYANT, TRACYE D)

Sherita Coleman has managed to get her life back on track after an amicable divorce from her ex Tyrone. After opening up her heart again to the possibility of love, she quickly realized that secrecy, sickness and deceit can be a deadly combination.Starting with the death of a long lost friend, Sherita also finds herself caught between the loves of two men, one of whom would ultimately die for her happiness. "This Twisted Life," is an intricate view into the lives of family and friends and how our one degree of separation keeps us connected. In this page turning drama, Bryant brings to life characters that everyone can relate to. The unexpected ending is sure to leave readers with heart-pounding anticipation of what's to come.

THE NEW BOY (LAW, ARTHUR)

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A COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH PLAYS (BULLEN, ARTHUR HENRY)

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CUENTOS PERSAS

Nos introducen estos cuentos en el mundo fantástico de los sueños y nos hacen volar con la imaginación hasta uno de los países más antiguos del mundo y una de las cunas de la civilización de la humanidad: Persia.

¡MAL OLLO! COMEDIA DE AMBENTE MARIÑEIRO, DE CÁNDIDO A. GONZÁLEZ (FERREIRO FERNÁNDEZ, MANUEL / TATO FONTAÍÑA, LAURA)

Cándido Alfonso González Tiradas (Carballo, 1905 -Buenos Aires, 1966), emigrou moi novo para a Arxentina, onde desenvolveu un labor moi intenso no ámbito político e cultural da emigración galega.A obra que hoxe se edita, iMal Olio!..., foi premiada no Certame 'Castelao' (1952-53) do Centro Galego bonaerense e publicada orixinalmente en Buenos Aires en 1954.Do punto da dramática galega, a peza inscríbese no contexto do teatro musical, constituíndo un folk-drama en que se combinan elementos puramente populares de ambiente mariñeiro coa utilización do mundo mítico galego. Nesta liña, débese salientar a utilización de recursos escenográficos, onde a luminotecnia e o vestiario teñen un papel simbólico fundamental, que remiten a obra á tradición dramática culta do noso teatro.Lingüisticamente, esta obra de Cándido A. González responde ao período inmediato da posguerra, sen están dar idiomático firme, cunha forte vontade diferencialista e popularizante.