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Aquest volum agrupa Dinamarca, l'última obra dels germans Sirera, i Plagi, el nou text teatral de Rodolf Sirera. Dinamarca és la història de la família d'un pastor luterà i les seues relacions amb el món del teatre durant els anys de l'ocupació alemanya a la II Guerra Mundial. I Plagi és una obra de suspens que uneix un escriptor que ha perdut la inspiració, una escriptora que es fa passar per periodista, una obra plagiada i un segrest.
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Si bien la obra de Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) abarca muy diversos géneros, su legado literario ha ejercido una influencia decisiva ante todo en el dominio del teatro. Después de un largo exilio forzado por el régimen nazi, a su regreso a Alemania fundó y dirigió la compañía Berliner Ensemble, donde llevó a la práctica, a través de sus múltiples experiencias innovadoras, su teoría del teatro épico, que postula sustituir la intensidad emocional ligada al teatro tradicional por el alejamiento reflexivo y la observación crítica a través del distanciamiento. Este primer volumen de la serie que recoge su «Teatro completo» incluye sus primeras tres piezas, escritas entre 1918 y 1924, marcadas por la Primera Guerra Mundial y sus secuelas: "Baal, Tambores en la noche", que toma como telón de fondo la revuelta espartaquista de 1919, y "En la jungla de las ciudades", centrada en la pugna sin cuartel de sus dos principales personajes. Traducción de Miguel Sáenz
Henrique IV amosa o choque entre o mundo sublime da Historia e o mundo vulgar, contemporáneo, o de todos os días; representa a loita constante que se establece no interior da ánima: o que queremos ser e o que somos. Ao redor deste tema xiran outros non menos importantes: a fama, o desamor, a envexa, os celos ... Tradución do italiano de Antón Colmenero.
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