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Entremeses. (Teatro de la Abadía; Madrid, España)(TT: Interludes) (TA: Abadía Theater; Madrid, Spain)

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From: Tribuna de Actualidad
Date: 19980209
Author:Belda, Fernando

Miguel de Cervantes escribió en 1615 una serie de piezas cortas, que dio en llamar Entremeses y que han sido consideradas durante años, de manera injusta, como obras menores en su producción literaria. Ahora el teatro de La Abadía recupera un montaje de José Luis Gómez y Rosario Ruiz que recoge tres de estas deliciosas piezas: La cueva de Salamanca, El viejo celoso y El retablo de las maravillas.

En ellas se encierra todo el ingenio de Cervantes, recubierto con un lenguaje simple y elegante. Con humor y fina ironía trata y denuncia temas considerados inmorales en su ...

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