More stage adaptations of Celestina

The internet lately is full of stage adaptations of Celestina. Today we are sharing a version by Teatro Círculo:

And the comical “Apoteosis Celestina” by ImproVivencia:

Experimental stage adaptations of Celestina

A musical one, supported by the Arts School De Oude Ambacht School (DOAS) at Zwolle:

And a dramatised reading at the Teatro de las Américas:

And one more stage adaptation of Celestina (with marionettes)

A production of Teatro di Commedia, starring Carolina Calema:

Recording: Rafael Lapesa on Celestina (1987)

An unexpected discovery:

The whole series of nine conferences on Hispanic Medieval Literature can be found in Youtube.

Updates: title page and digitisation of Zaragoza, Diego Hernández, 1545

Just a quick note on a recent update: A reader of this blog has drawn our attention to a digitisation of the 1545, Diego Hernández, Zaragoza edition of the Tragicomedia at the Biblioteca Digital Memoria de Madrid. Thanks to him we are, thus, able to provide you with a new title page at the relevant post, and a new link at our links section.

Remember that, if you have any relevant information regarding Celestina, you can let us know via the contact form.

Two new videos of stage adaptations of Celestina

The first one is a production of Producciones Cañandonga, adapted and directed by Enrique Cancio, with the title “Amor de Calixto y Melibea… y la puta Celestina”.

The second one is a production of Sojoproduce, adapted and directed by Doriam Sojo, with the title “Celestina, Puta Vieja”.

Paper on Celestina at the Biblioteca de Castilla-La Mancha: “Fernando de Rojas y el entorno social de La Celestina” (16th January 2017, Toledo)

In context of the conference series “Toledo, cine, literatura, historia”, Ángel del Cerro del Valle will be reading the paper “Fernando de Rojas y el entorno social de La Celestina“.

This event follows the screening of the 1969 film version by César Fernández Ardavín the last Wednesday, 11th January 2017. Unfortunately, we will not be able to attend, but for those in the vicinity, the conference takes place on Monday, 16th January 2017, from 19:00 to 21:00 at the Biblioteca de Castilla-La Mancha (Cuesta de Carlos V s/n, Toledo).