[Comedias] Recent plays based on Golden Age classics?

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Dear Celia,
Best wishes on your projected endeavor.  I don't know if my research will
be of interest to you since I work on Spanish Golden Age plays and actors
in Italy between 1620 and 1800.  I am taking the liberty of attaching a
list of my publications in this area for your perusal.
Sincerely,
Nancy L. D'Antuono


On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 6:26 AM, <comedias at comedias.org> wrote:

> Dear Celia,
> What an interesting project.
>
> I have adapted:
>
> "Heaven Bent Hell Bound" (El condenado por desconfiado- Actors Touring
> Company of London 1987)
> "The Magic Theatre" (El retablo de las maravillas - Winged Horse Touring
> Company of Edinburgh 1989)
> "Don Duardos" (after Gil Vicente's play of the same title - runner up Gate
> Theatre translation competition)
> "The Force of Destiny" (La fuerza del destino - also runner up in Gate
> Theatre competition!)
>
> Unlike my CELESTINA, Calderon and Lorca translations these have not yet
> been published, but are available directly from me.
>
> Good luck with your project
>
> Jo Clifford
>
>
> Jo has just been collaborating with Chris Goode as deviser/performer in
> his new work “Albemarle”.
> She has been commissioned to create a new play with MA students of the
> Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
> Her "Light in The Village" will be produced in Karachi next year.
> She has just completed the book of "The Gospel According To Jesus Queen Of
> Heaven".
> She is such a proud Grandma!
> More information and her blog on http://www.teatrodomundo.com
> You can also follow her on Twitter @jocliffordplays
>
>
> On 3 Jan 2014, at 20:08, comedias at comedias.org wrote:
>
> I recently did an adaptation of Tirso's El amor médico (1621) which I
> titled LOVE THE DOCTOR. It received its world premiere this past fall in
> North Carolina. I cut/merged characters, changed the ending, etc.
>
> Sarah Brew
>
> On Jan 2, 2014, at 11:37, comedias at comedias.org wrote:
>
> Dear Comediantes --
>
>  For a syllabus I am working on, could any of you suggest plays of the
> past 50 to 100 years based on classics of the Early Modern period? There
> are myriad adaptations of Life Is a Dream, of course, most of them
> referring to that play in their title. But are any of you aware of others?
>  Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Thank you.
>
>
> --Celia Braxton, Ph.D.
>
> Adjunct Asst. Professor, Speech Communication, Queensborough Community
> College
>
> Adjunct Asst. Professor, Theatre Program, LaGuardia Community College
>
>
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