Latin American plays : new drama from Argentina, Cuba, Mexico and Peru
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Latin American plays : new drama from Argentina, Cuba, Mexico and Peru
(International collection)
N. Hern Books in association with Visiting Arts, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p. xxv)
Contents of Works
- Rappaccini's daughter / Octavio Paz
- Night of the assassins / José Triana
- Saying yes / Griselda Gambaro
- Orchids in the moonlight / Carlos Fuentes
- Mistress of desires / Mario Vargas Llosa
Description and Table of Contents
Description
An essential introduction to the fascinating but largely unexplored theatre of Latin America, featuring new translations of five contemporary plays written by some the region's most exciting writers.
Each play is accompanied by an illuminating interview with its author conducted by the theatre director, Sebastian Doggart, who has also selected and translated the plays and provided an introductory history of Latin American drama.
Rappaccini's Daughter by Octavio Paz
A play by the Mexican Nobel laureate.
Night of the Assassins by Jose Triana
A controversial Cuban play in which three siblings plot the murder of their parents.
Saying Yes by Griselda Gambaro
A grotesque comedy from Argentina about man's inhumanity to man.
Orchids in the Moonlight by Carlos Fuentes
A dream play about two Mexican women exiled in Hollywood's maze of mirrors.
Mistress of Desires by Mario Vargas Llosa
Peru's most acclaimed writer interweaves reality and fantasy in an erotically charged tale.
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