The Routledge Companion to Iberian Studies

2017/03/16 by Merino Álvarez, Raquel · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · #Anthropology #Art #Classics #Genealogy #Geography #Hispanic-African Historical Relations #History #Law #Multiculturalism #Political science #Politics #Sociology #Spanish Literature and Culture Studies #Visual arts

paper · doi:10.4324/9781315709895

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Abstract

[EN] For most of the 20th century the totalitarian regimes of Franco in Spain (1939-1975) and
\n Salazar in Portugal (1933-1974) influenced Spanish and Portuguese cultural production, and
\n theatre life in particular. Both dictatorships are the backdrop against which the study of
\n theatrical culture on Iberian stages will be tackled in this contribution by gauging the role of
\n censorship in favouring or opposing the importation of foreign (Irish) drama.

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