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Ignasi Iglesias
1871-1928
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Lladres : $b Quadro dramàtic
"Lladres: Quadro dramàtic" by Ignasi Iglesias is a dramatic play written during the late 19th century. The narrative unfolds at an inn in Montcada, exploring themes of desperation, fear, and the moral dilemmas faced by its characters in a world plagued by theft and mistrust. The work presents a vivid atmosphere filled with tension and suspense, focusing on the struggles of various characters who find themselves at the mercy of potential thieves. The play follows the interaction of several key characters, including Blasi and Candia, a couple on the run who possess a hidden fortune that they are unwilling to disclose. As the night progresses, their fears of being robbed grow palpable, especially with Cisco, a worker at the inn who unwittingly adds to their anxiety. The tension escalates when a sinister figure, Joan, enters the scene, raising the stakes for Blasi and Candia. The narrative ultimately leads to a chaotic climax marked by misunderstandings and accusations, resulting in a tragic and shocking ending that reveals the harsh realities of life intertwined with crime and survival.
El cor del poble : $b Drama en tres actes
"El cor del poble: Drama en tres actes" by Ignasi Iglesias is a play written in the early 20th century. The drama unfolds in a working-class neighborhood of Barcelona, focusing on the characters' daily struggles and interactions that explore themes of familial ties, societal expectations, and personal aspirations. The opening of the play introduces us to a modest room where the main character, Madrona, prepares for the evening's festivities, alluding to her husband Passarell's involvement in a choir performance. Through dialogue between Madrona and a young neighbor, Xic, we learn about Madrona's concerns for her household and her son, Fidel. As the conversation develops, we are introduced to the complex web of relationships and character dynamics that will shape the narrative. The arrival of Don Albert brings a significant twist, as he reveals to Madrona that Fidel’s biological mother is alive and wishes to acknowledge him, leading to underlying tension within the household. The scenes are rich with emotion, reflecting the characters’ aspirations and their connections to each other as they navigate their socio-economic environment.
Els vells : $b Drama en tres actes
"Els vells: Drama en tres actes" by Ignasi Iglesias is a drama written in 1903. The play portrays the plight of aging workers who are dismissed when they become unproductive. Two elderly laborers, Joan and Valeri, face unemployment and must break the news to their families. Joan attempts to organize other dismissed workers to fight back, but his efforts prove unsuccessful. He decides to continue his struggle alone, leading to a dramatic conclusion that explores collective action and workers' rights.
La reina del cor : $b Comedia lírica en un acte
"La reina del cor : Comedia lírica en un acte by Ignasi Iglesias" is a one-act lyric comedy (stage play with songs) written in the early 20th century. Set in a rural Catalan inn on Saint Anthony Abbot’s day, it blends music, festivity, and romantic intrigue; the likely topic is a simple love story unfolding amid a carters’ celebration. The play follows Reina, a virtuous young maid, and Tralla, a frank, big-hearted widowed carter who adores her and dreams of giving her a home and a daughter to love. Paula, the bustling innkeeper, nudges Reina to accept him, and Reina finally admits she has loved Tralla all along. As the village revels in the Tres Toms—drinking, joking, and preparing for the evening dance—Ramonet, Paula’s son and a local favorite, realizes too late that he also loves Reina. Tralla publicly declares his intentions, warns Ramonet to show respect, and sets off to fetch the marriage papers. The comic bustle of Milhomes and the other carters, the musicians’ lively tunes, and the promise of the ball frame the happy resolution: Reina joyfully waves her kerchief to Tralla as he departs, sealing a straightforward, affectionate union in the midst of communal merriment.
La mare eterna : $b Drama en tres actes
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La colla d'en Pep Mata; o, "Els martirs de l'Inquisició" : $b Sainet
"La colla d'en Pep Mata; o, 'Els martirs de l'Inquisició': Sainet" by Ignasi Iglésias is a theatrical play written in the early 20th century. This work is a satirical comedy that explores themes of love, ambition, and societal norms within the context of a small Catalan town. The play is set during contemporary times, reflecting the cultural and artistic tensions of the period. The story revolves around Pep Mata, the enthusiastic director of a local theatre group, who is eagerly preparing to stage a controversial play titled "Els martirs de l'Inquisició." Among the colorful cast of characters, including the talented but young Enriqueta Vallès and the temperamental Constança, the interactions are filled with comedic moments and struggles related to artistic aspirations and personal relationships. As the opening night approaches, tensions rise when the local authorities intervene, threatening to ban the performance due to its provocative content. In a comedic climax, Pep and his friends must navigate their desires and fears while dealing with the challenges of staging their production and maintaining their dignity as amateur actors. As the curtain falls, the play leaves the audience reflecting on the value of art and the nature of resistance against oppressive authority.
La resclosa : $b Drama en tres actes
"La resclosa: Drama en tres actes" by Ignasi Iglesias is a play written in the early 20th century. The work unfolds in a mountainous setting and explores themes of love, societal expectations, and personal sacrifice. The central characters include Nuria, a young woman caught in the turmoil of her emotions, and David, who harbors deep feelings for her, complicating her engagement to another man, Adriá. At the start of the play, we are introduced to David and Arcadi, who are painting in nature while discussing artistic matters and the emotional state of their friend Adriá, who is engaged to Nuria. As the dialogue progresses, hints about the tension surrounding Nuria's impending marriage emerge, along with hints of deep affections that complicate relationships among the characters. Notably, David faces an internal struggle as he expresses a desire to rescue Nuria from a life of servitude and unfulfilled dreams, while she grapples with her feelings and the pressures of obligation. The opening sets the stage for a dramatic exploration of these intertwining lives against the backdrop of societal expectations.