A historical play in 4 acts, based on the colorful life and passion of Fray Bartolome de Las Casas, the Apostle of the Indians (1474-1576). This riveting drama traces the psychological evolution of one of history's most controversial figures as he matures from an arrogant youth wrestling with temptations of the flesh and desire for power to his later years as a defender of the indigenous peoples of the New World.

Bonfire at Dawn (Estreno Contemporary Spanish Plays, 1)

Arts & Photography

Phyllis Zatlin (translator)

Jaime Salom

Performing Arts

Estreno Plays

Harira by Ana Diosdado, Ana 3/11 by Paloma Pedrero and Oxygen by Yolanda Dorado were chosen from among the eleven one-act plays that were part of a commemorative event entitled, Eleven Voices Against Savagery, which marked the one-year anniversary of the 3/11/2004 terrorist attack in Madrid, Spain. Translated to English by Karen Leahy and Phyllis Zatlin from the original Spanish texts, these plays offer the perspectives of three generations of contemporary women dramatists on terrorism and its consequences. This collection offers brief introductions to each of the plays and authors, as well as a director's note and production photos.

Staging Terror: Madrid 3/11 (Estreno Contemporary Spanish Plays, 30)

PALOMA PEDRERO

Ana Diosdado

Yolanda Dorado

Karen Leahy (translator)

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