José Triana: An Interview by Ricard Salvat

Salvat, Ricard; Pottlitzer, Joanne

doi:10.1162/dram.2007.51.2.94

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June 01 2007

José Triana: An Interview by Ricard Salvat

Ricard Salvat,

Ricard Salvat

Ricard Salvat is Chair of Scenic Arts at the University of Barcelona and one of the most important directors in Spain, having directed more than 160 plays. He is President of l'AssociaciÓ d'InvestigaciÓ i ExperimentaciÓ Teatral (Association of Theatrical Research and Experimentation) and Editor of its magazine Assaig de Teatre (Theatre Essays). In 1960 Salvat founded, with María Aurelia Capmany, the Adrià-Gual School of Dramatic Art and in 1975, the Hospitalet de Llobregat School of Artistic Studies. He was director of the International Theatre Festival of Sitges from 1977 to 1986. He has won the Lorca Prize, the Imre Madach Prize of Hungary, the ADB Prize, the National Theatre Award, and the Gold Medal of Cultural Merit of the Municipality of Barcelona.

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Joanne Pottlitzer

Joanne Pottlitzer, a freelance writer and theatre director, has produced many Latin American plays and is the winner of two Obie Awards. She has directed in New York City, Los Angeles, and Santiago, Chile, and has taught at Yale University, NYU, Hunter College, Brooklyn College, and Ohio University. Her articles have appeared in the New York Times, American Theatre, TDR, Review, Theatre Journal, Yale University's Theater, and PAJ. She is currently writing a book, Symbols of Resistance: A Chilean Legacy, about the influence of artists on the political process.

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Ricard Salvat

Ricard Salvat is Chair of Scenic Arts at the University of Barcelona and one of the most important directors in Spain, having directed more than 160 plays. He is President of l'AssociaciÓ d'InvestigaciÓ i ExperimentaciÓ Teatral (Association of Theatrical Research and Experimentation) and Editor of its magazine Assaig de Teatre (Theatre Essays). In 1960 Salvat founded, with María Aurelia Capmany, the Adrià-Gual School of Dramatic Art and in 1975, the Hospitalet de Llobregat School of Artistic Studies. He was director of the International Theatre Festival of Sitges from 1977 to 1986. He has won the Lorca Prize, the Imre Madach Prize of Hungary, the ADB Prize, the National Theatre Award, and the Gold Medal of Cultural Merit of the Municipality of Barcelona.

Joanne Pottlitzer

Joanne Pottlitzer, a freelance writer and theatre director, has produced many Latin American plays and is the winner of two Obie Awards. She has directed in New York City, Los Angeles, and Santiago, Chile, and has taught at Yale University, NYU, Hunter College, Brooklyn College, and Ohio University. Her articles have appeared in the New York Times, American Theatre, TDR, Review, Theatre Journal, Yale University's Theater, and PAJ. She is currently writing a book, Symbols of Resistance: A Chilean Legacy, about the influence of artists on the political process.

Online ISSN: 1531-4715

Print ISSN: 1054-2043

2007

TDR/The Drama Review (2007) 51 (2 (194)): 94–118.

https://doi.org/10.1162/dram.2007.51.2.94

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Cuban playwright José Triana chronicles not only his own personal story but also the development of Cuban theatre from the 1930s until 1980 when in self-imposed exile he left Cuba for Paris.

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