Félix Lope de Vega(1562-1635)

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Félix Lope de Vega was born on 25 November 1562 in Madrid, Spain. He was a writer, known for Ballet Tales (1955), Uchitel tantsev (1952) and La moza de cántaro (1954). He was married to Juana de Guardo and Isabel de Urbina. He died on 27 August 1635 in Madrid, Spain.

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Known for

Ballet Tales

5.2

Writer

1955

Uchitel tantsev

6.8

Writer

1952

La moza de cántaro

5.5

Writer

1954

La moza del cántaro

7.1

Writer

1927

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Ficción sonora
Podcast Series
- play
- 2009–2024
Cineficción Radio
Podcast Series
- poem "Soneto XLVIII"
- 2020
Estudio 1
7.9
TV Series
- play
- writer
- sonnet
- 1966–2010
La dama boba
4.9
- play
- 2006
Television Theater
8.1
TV Series
- comedy (as Lope de Vega)
- 1999
Función de noche
TV Series
- play
- 1996–1997
The Dog in the Manger
6.8
- play (as Lope de Vega)
- 1996
A kertész kutyája
TV Movie
- Writer (as Lope de Vega)
- 1986
Las pícaras
6.0
TV Mini Series
- play (as Lope de Vega)
- 1983
Marinas
Short
- texts
- 1978
The Dog in the Manger
7.7
TV Movie
- play "El Perro del hortelano"
- 1978
Teatro estudio
TV Series
- play
- 1977
Cuentos y leyendas
7.4
TV Series
- play (as Lope de Vega)
- 1975
Fuenteovejuna
TV Movie
- play
- 1975
El teatro
TV Series
- play
- 1975

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Personal details

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Alternative names
- Lope De Vega y Carpio
Born
- November 25, 1562
- Madrid, Spain
Died
- August 27, 1635
- Madrid, Spain
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Other works
(2016 to 2017 season) His play, "Like Sheep To Water, or Fuente Ovejuna," was performed at the Trinity Repertory Company Theatre in Providence, Rhode Island. Mark Valdez was director. Curt Columbus was translator and adapter. Garry Lennon was set designer. Karin Olson was lighting designer. Peter Sasha Hurowitz was sound designer. Jerediah "Big Scythe" Gonzales was music director. Craig Handel was fight choreographer.
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Trivia
The most prolific Spanish playwright of the Golden Age, he was nicknamed "The Monster of Nature", because of his incredible ability to turn out plays quickly. It is assumed he wrote at least 135 of them, some in as little time as three days.