José Ignacio Cabrujas was born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1937. During his lifetime he worked as an actor, a playwright a scriptwriter for television he also wrote essays. Alongside Román... (Read more...)
El día que me quieras explores the power of cultural icons and political ideology in a secular age. In this play Cabrujas contrasts popular culture and celebrity with the pursuit of hig... (Read more...)
In El día que me quieras, José Ignacio Cabrujas demonstrates himself as an accomplished dramatist of the family saga, following in the European tradition of Chekov and Ibsen. He also w... (Read more...)
Cabrujas, José Ignacio. 1958. Juan Francisco de León (in Spanish)
Cabrujas, José Ignacio. 1960. El extraño viaje de Simón el malo (The Strange Trip of Evil Simon) (in Spanish)
Cabrujas, José Ignacio. 1960. Los insurgentes (The Insurgents) (in Spanish)
Cabrujas, José Ignacio. 1963. En nombre del rey (In the Name of the King) (in Spanish)
Cabrujas, José Ignacio. 1983. Una noche oriental (An Oriental Night) (in Spanish)
Balderston, Daniel and Gonzalez, Mike, ed. 2004. Encyclopaedia of Latin American and Caribbean Literature, 1900 – 2003, p. 98. London, Routledge
Cabrujas, José Ignacio. 1960. Los insurgentes (The Insurgents) (in Spanish)
Giménez, Leonardo Azparren. 1992. ‘Procesos en el teatro venezolano de los ochenta’, Latin American Theatre Review, 25: 2, 191–6
Misemer, Sarah M. 2008. Secular Saints: Performing Frida Kahlo, Carlos Gardel, Eva Peron and Selena. London, Tamesis
Entry written by Gwendolen Mackeith. Last updated on 5 October 2010.
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