The article analyzes three works by the important Spanish playwright José Sanchis Sinisterra (Valencia, 1940), where he re-writes texts closely related to the Spanish baroque theatre, showing its large interest today, too. They are "El retablo de Eldorado" (1985), re-elaboration of Cervantes's "Retablo de las maravillas"; "Ñaque" (1980), a very interesting linguistic-literary pastiche mainly based on "El viaje entretenido" (1603) by Agustín de Rojas; and Sanchis Sinisterra's adaptation of Calderon's "La vida es sueño", which Sanchis wrote in 1981 and represented in Madrid in 1996 (by the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico).
Teatro áureo y reescritura contemporánea: las tragicomedias de José Sanchis Sinisterra
LONDERO, Renata
2010-01-01
Abstract
The article analyzes three works by the important Spanish playwright José Sanchis Sinisterra (Valencia, 1940), where he re-writes texts closely related to the Spanish baroque theatre, showing its large interest today, too. They are "El retablo de Eldorado" (1985), re-elaboration of Cervantes's "Retablo de las maravillas"; "Ñaque" (1980), a very interesting linguistic-literary pastiche mainly based on "El viaje entretenido" (1603) by Agustín de Rojas; and Sanchis Sinisterra's adaptation of Calderon's "La vida es sueño", which Sanchis wrote in 1981 and represented in Madrid in 1996 (by the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico).File in questo prodotto:
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