Apostillas a La Escena [Spanish]

By: De Mesa, Enrique

"Apostillas a La Escena" es una obra fundamental para comprender la evoluci 3n del teatro espa ol a principios del siglo XX. Escrito por Enrique De Mesa, destacado poeta y agudo cr -tico de la poca, este volumen compila una serie de cr 3nicas y reflexiones que capturan el pulso de la escena madrile a y nacional durante a os de gran transformaci 3n art -stica.

A trav s de sus p ginas, De Mesa ofrece un an lisis profundo sobre la dramaturgia, la interpretaci 3n actoral y la puesta en escena de las obras de su tiempo. Su estilo, caracterizado por una prosa elegante y una sensibilidad est tica excepcional, permite al lector adentrarse en los debates que definieron la modernidad teatral en Espa a. El autor no se limita a la rese a superficial, sino que profundiza en la esencia de la creaci 3n dram tica, evaluando tanto el xito popular como el valor literario de las piezas representadas.

Esta recopilaci 3n constituye un testimonio hist 3rico invaluable que documenta una poca vibrante de las letras espa olas, sirviendo como gu -a esencial para estudiosos del teatro y amantes de la literatura que deseen explorar la atm 3sfera cultural de finales de la d cada de 1920.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1025276949
• ISBN13: 9781025276946
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 1.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.2"