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Introduction; The Middle Ages; The Renaissance and the Golden Age; From 1700 to The Generation of 1898; The Modern Period
In the theatre, there remains a predominance of what is called “bourgeois” comedy by authors who had established themselves before 1975, such as Antonio Gala and Ana Diosdado. Playwrights who became known during the transition to democracy, for example Francisco Nieva and Fernando Arrabal, and who emerged after Spain became fully democratic, such as Antonio Onetti and Marisa Ares, also deserve a mention.
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