Dramaturgia femenina: Juana Escabias y la mujer en escena.

Juana Escabias is a prominent playwright in current theater whose work is characterrized by her social and political commitment, focusing on the representation of woman and the exploration of complex female characters.Through her works, Escabias addresses relevant and contemporary issues, using the power of theater to challenge stereotypes and reflect on the experiences of women in today's society.Through the powerful and provocative trilogy composed of Cartas de amor...despu´és de una paliza, La puta de las mil noches y WhatsApp (2019) in which are explored themes related to gender violence, sexuality and digital communication, we will see how the author uses her theatrical pieces to give voice to woman from different background and realities, presenting a wide range of characters whit depth and authenticity. Its protagonists are strong and vulnerable woman, fighters and dreamers, whose stories touch the public and generate empathy. Juana Escabias' work has been recognized with noumerous awards and her impact on the contemporary scene lies in her ability to make woman visible, thus contributing to diversity and inclusion in theate. through her art, the playwright invites us to reflect on thew human condition and shows us the importance of listening to and valuing woman in today's society.

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Talía Revista de estudios teatrales
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2026-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.5209/tret.105274
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Spanish Literature and Culture Studies
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Dramaturgia femenina: Juana Escabias y la mujer en escena.

Valentina Brancatelli
Talía Revista de estudios teatrales
Spanish Literature and Culture Studies
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Abstract

Juana Escabias is a prominent playwright in current theater whose work is characterrized by her social and political commitment, focusing on the representation of woman and the exploration of complex female characters.Through her works, Escabias addresses relevant and contemporary issues, using the power of theater to challenge stereotypes and reflect on the experiences of women in today's society.Through the powerful and provocative trilogy composed of Cartas de amor...despu´és de una paliza, La puta de las mil noches y WhatsApp (2019) in which are explored themes related to gender violence, sexuality and digital communication, we will see how the author uses her theatrical pieces to give voice to woman from different background and realities, presenting a wide range of characters whit depth and authenticity. Its protagonists are strong and vulnerable woman, fighters and dreamers, whose stories touch the public and generate empathy. Juana Escabias' work has been recognized with noumerous awards and her impact on the contemporary scene lies in her ability to make woman visible, thus contributing to diversity and inclusion in theate. through her art, the playwright invites us to reflect on thew human condition and shows us the importance of listening to and valuing woman in today's society.

Talía Revista de estudios teatralesVol. 8
Universidad de Burgos (ES)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Spanish Literature and Culture Studies
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Dramaturgia femenina: Juana Escabias y la mujer en escena. — Valentina Brancatelli · Talía Revista de estudios teatrales (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS