Teatro del siglo XX
Definition
Teatro del siglo XX refers to the theater produced during the 20th century, characterized by its experimentation with new forms, themes, and techniques. It reflects the social, political, and cultural changes that occurred during this period.
Related terms
Federico García Lorca: One of the most renowned Spanish playwrights of the 20th century, García Lorca's plays often explored themes such as love, death, and societal constraints.
Antonin Artaud: A French playwright and theorist who revolutionized theater with his concept of "Theatre of Cruelty," which aimed to shock audiences out of their complacency.
Samuel Beckett: An Irish playwright known for his absurdist plays that challenged traditional notions of plot and character development. His most famous work is "Waiting for Godot."
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AP Spanish Literature - Unit 1 Overview: The Middle Ages
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