Griselda Gambaro, the Remarkable Playwright Who Renewed the Argentine Theatre, Died
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“The Malaangre” premiered in 1982 and became a fundamental piece of Argentine theater. Griselda Gambaro, who died at the age of 98, built a history of family violence through power. Silence and gestures also reveal what the characters cannot say.
The playwright and novelist, one of the most unique voices in literature and performing arts, died at the age of 97 leaving a work that went through more than six decades of our popular culture.
The author, a lighthouse for theatre writers, left her mark on the local performing arts since her debut in 1965 with El desatino, which caused an earthquake among Argentine playwrights.
Notable writer and referent of the renewal of the 60s, which left aside realism to explore other poetics, his work went through more than six decades and was marked by experimentation, social criticism, politics and the violence of power.The entrance Deep sadness: at the age of 98, Griselda Gambaro died, one of the founding dramaturgas of the Argentine theater was first published in El Ciudadano.
The playwright and writer died Tuesday at the age of 98. Her work went through more than six decades and renewed the national scene with a look at power, violence and the human condition.
Griselda Gambaro, an exclusive figure of Argentine dramaturgy and one of the fundamental authors of national literature, died at the age of 98, two months after her husband, the sculptor Juan Carlos Distéfano. Her remains are laid off in Casa Malabia, in Buenos Aires City. At the age of 98 Griselda Gambaro was born on...
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