Résultats pour "spanish" dans Drames et pièces de théâtre

A collection of 5 short stories, written by Spanish authors and translated into English. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

Fredrick Backman, «el Dickens de nuestro tiempo» según el Green Valley News, regresa al pueblo de Beartown en esta emocionante, divertida y, a ratos, dramática novela sobre la lealtad y la amistad. Perdido en lo más profundo del bosque, Beartown es un pequeño pueblo de gente que trabaja...

Don Juan Tenorio, el drama romantico por excelencia, es una de las pocas obras que han tenido y siguen teniendo una vida autentica mente popular. Dificil seria encontrar un espanol que no sepa recitar de memoria alguno de sus versos. El drama, que repite el viejo tema de Don Juan, ha adquirido una eficacia literaria inusitada en la mezcla de temas de capa y espada con los religiosos y morales.

The Spanish Tragedy, or Hieronimo is Mad Again, is a groundbreaking Elizabethan tragedy penned by Thomas Kyd between 1582 and 1592. Renowned for its popularity and influence during its time, this play set the stage for a new genre in English theatre the revenge play or revenge tragedy. Its gripping narrative is filled with violent murders and features a striking personification of Revenge. The Spanish Tragedy has been referenced and even parodied by notable Elizabethan playwrights such as William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, and Christopher Marlowe. Elements like the play-within-a-play to ensnare ...

Juan and Carlos Meñaya have spent their lives yearning to reunite with their father, a dream that begins to fade as time passes and their paths diverge. Juan is swept into the chaos of war, influenced by a Huguenot prisoner, while Carlos finds solace and purpose in the monastic life, delving deep into the teachings of the Bible. Join them on their poignant journey of discovery, faith, and the search for family. - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles

Can you hear the voices? They are trapped in objects from Spain’s past. An antique door knocker that witnessed a beheading. A murderous revolver hidden under the floor tile of a theater. A centuries-old castle stone pissed on by a madman. The sun goes down and everyday people stumble across these objects. When they touch them, the voices tell their story. Stories of Celtic warriors high on shrooms, mad bulls, gold-toothed bandoleers in hidden caves, Nazi collaborators, penis-shrinking witches, adulterous kings… Discover the horrific blood stories of Spain’s past. Discover the horror…...

Dive into a world of passion and intrigue with First Love. Picture the most breathtaking scene youve ever imagined... In An Andalusian Duel, two men are fated to clash over a woman—yet her voice reveals a twist. Maraquita the Bald tells the tale of a woman who makes the ultimate sacrifice for her father, leading to unexpected revelations. In The Love of Clotilde, a mans theatrical masterpiece takes center stage, but can love withstand the pressures of the limelight? And in Captain Venenos Proposal of Marriage, a marriage proposal unlike any other unfolds. Join us for these captivating ...

Escrita en 1931, Bodas de sangre es una obra de teatro que trata de dos jóvenes que se van a casar, pero el día de su boda, la novia vuelve a ver a Leonardo, su antiguo novio, de quien siempre ha estado enamorada. Por eso, después de la ceremonia, los dos huyen juntos llevados por su amor. Pero el marido sale a buscarlos lleno de dolor y de rabia…

La Odisea by Homero. La Odisea (en griego: Ὀδύσσεια, Odýsseia) es un poema épico griego compuesto por 24 cantos, atribuido al poeta griego Homero. Se cree que fue compuesta en el siglo VIII a. C., en los asentamientos que Grecia tenía en la costa oeste del Asia Menor (actual Turquía asiática). Según otros autores, la Odisea se completa en el siglo VII a. C. a partir de poemas que sólo describían partes de la obra actual. Fue originalmente escrita en lo que se ha llamado dialecto homérico. Narra la vuelta a casa del héroe griego Odiseo (Ulises en latín) tras la Guerra de ...

El País del Placer by Edith Wharton. El país del placer llamada así por la primera traducción en español de esta novela de Edith Wharton publicada por la revista La España Moderna en 1910 (título original en inglés: The House of Mirth) es la segunda novela de Edith Wharton, publicada en 1905. Narra el drama personal de una mujer agraciada en la alta sociedad de Nueva York de inicios del siglo XX.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-pais-del-placer-by-edith-wharton-spanish--6731739/support.

Step into a world of political intrigue and intense emotion, where themes of revenge and justice take center stage. This collection explores the dark complexities of human nature and the consequences of unchecked ambition, offering a gripping look into the struggles for power and the moral dilemmas that arise. Each week, tune in to discover a different full-length audiobook that captures the essence of these timeless themes, presented through a variety of perspectives, time periods, and narrative styles. Whether you're seeking insight into the human condition or a thrilling escape, this ...

Explore the intense world of revenge, justice, and the complexities of human emotion suggested by the title. This podcast delves into narratives where the pursuit of vengeance and the quest for moral balance drive characters to the brink. It's a space where dramatic confrontations and the darker sides of ambition and honor unfold. Each week, listeners are presented with a different full-length audiobook, offering a fresh perspective on these timeless themes. From different eras and styles, these stories provide a diverse listening experience, allowing you to gain insights into the human ...

Un viaje absolutamente factual el final de la vida, Mala es una exploración irreverente de cómo vivimos, nos enfrentamos y sobrevivimos en el momento. Establecida en un idioma emocional y un humor agudo, esta ponderosa obra baila entre la creciente fragilidad de una madre y atentos de encontrar la gracia de una hija. Todo durante un épico invierno en Boston.

Fuenteovejuna is a play by the Spanish playwright Lope de Vega. First published in Madrid in 1619 as part of Docena Parte de las Comedias de Lope de Vega Carpio, the play is believed to have been written between 1612 and 1614. The play is based upon an actual historical incident that took place in the village of Fuenteovejuna (now called Fuente Obejuna) in Castile in 1476.

Medea es una obra teatral en la que el personaje principal, Medea, mata a sus hijos para vengarse de su esposo, quien la ha dejado por otra mujer. A pesar de lo terrible de este acto, se ha identificado a este personaje con la mujer enganada. El analisis de esta obra ha generado muchas controversias. Esta es la obra mas famosa de Eurpides.

The head of the household, Pancracio, is about to leave for a four-day trip and his wife Leonarda appears to be deeply saddened by his departure. In reality, Leonarda is not the least bit sad by her husband's absence. In fact, she eagerly awaits the times he is away so that she may entertain guests.