The play has about 15 short scenes, which are not marked in the Spanish text. It is longer than a typical one-act play, but shorter than a comedia, and plays straight through uninterrup... (Read more...)
This play could be set very simply, as it takes place predominantly in a garden, and the scene changes (the Emperor’s court, Olimba’s house) need not require a drastic change of scenery... (Read more...)
Minimum | Maximum |
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5 males | 9 males |
4 females | 7 females |
9 (total) | 16 (total) |
Entry written by Kathleen Jeffs. Last updated on 4 October 2010.