The Evolution of Spanish Theater: From Post-War Realism to Contemporary Issues
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Post-War Realism
The premiere of AB Vallejo's History of a Ladder in 1949 marked a significant shift in Spanish theater. Vallejo's plays sought to explore the modern Spanish tragedy, awakening compassion in audiences. His works synthesized realism and symbolism, contrasting contemplative and active characters. Vallejo's use of immersion techniques aimed to incorporate viewers into the protagonist's inner world.
Key Plays:
* History of a Ladder (1949) * In the Hot Darkness (1950) * The Sleep of Reason (1953) * The Foundation (1957)
Avant-Garde Theater
In the 1950s, avant-garde theater emerged, influenced by European innovations. Fernando Arrabal and Francisco Nieva incorporated elements of:
Theater of the Absurd:
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