Theatre in Spain, 1490 1700

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The book explores the emergence of Spain's national theatre during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, delving into various facets such as commercial theatre, court drama, and the Corpus autos. It examines the organization of theatrical life, the role of playhouses, and their audiences, alongside the literary and moral debates surrounding the era's plays. By analyzing these elements, the work offers a comprehensive understanding of the cultural and artistic significance of Spanish theatre during this vibrant period.