Helena Buffery lectures on contemporary Hispanic culture at University College Cork. Her research interests are in modern and contemporary Hispanic theatre and performance, translation studies and Catalan studies. She has published widely in these fields and recently completed an AHRC-funded project entitled ‘Staging Exile: Migration and Diaspora in Hispanic Theatre and Performance Cultures’.

• Contents: Manuel Aznar Soler: Españoles en Francia: An Unpublished Play by Álvaro de Orriols – Nigel Dennis: The Civil War in Exile: Poetry and Politics in José Bergamín’s La niña guerrillera – Francisca Montiel: An Intertextual Return: Álvaro Arauz’s Entre Medina y Olmedo – Duncan Wheeler: ¿La película duende?: María Teresa León, Rafael Alberti and Alternative Traditions of Resurrecting Golden Age Drama – Laura Lonsdale: Don Juan in Exile – Samuel Llano: Exile, Resistance and Heteroglossia in Robert Gerhard’s Flamenco – Maria Josep Ragué Arias: Myth and Exile in the Work of José Martín Elizondo – Montserrat Roser I Puig: Nostalgia and Exoticism in El ben cofat i l’altre by Josep Carner – David García Vidal: Exile and the Theatre of the Galician Diaspora – José Ángel Sainz: Staging Return: Max Aub’s Theatre of Broken Dreams – Maria Delgado: Performing Exile: María Casares – Helena Buffery: Effigies of Return in Spanish Republican Exile Theatre and Performance Cultures.

Helena Buffery lectures on contemporary Hispanic culture at University College Cork. Her research interests are in modern and contemporary Hispanic theatre and performance, translation studies and Catalan studies. She has published widely in these fields and recently completed an AHRC-funded project entitled ‘Staging Exile: Migration and Diaspora in Hispanic Theatre and Performance Cultures’.

• Contents: Manuel Aznar Soler: Españoles en Francia: An Unpublished Play by Álvaro de Orriols – Nigel Dennis: The Civil War in Exile: Poetry and Politics in José Bergamín’s La niña guerrillera – Francisca Montiel: An Intertextual Return: Álvaro Arauz’s Entre Medina y Olmedo – Duncan Wheeler: ¿La película duende?: María Teresa León, Rafael Alberti and Alternative Traditions of Resurrecting Golden Age Drama – Laura Lonsdale: Don Juan in Exile – Samuel Llano: Exile, Resistance and Heteroglossia in Robert Gerhard’s Flamenco – Maria Josep Ragué Arias: Myth and Exile in the Work of José Martín Elizondo – Montserrat Roser I Puig: Nostalgia and Exoticism in El ben cofat i l’altre by Josep Carner – David García Vidal: Exile and the Theatre of the Galician Diaspora – José Ángel Sainz: Staging Return: Max Aub’s Theatre of Broken Dreams – Maria Delgado: Performing Exile: María Casares – Helena Buffery: Effigies of Return in Spanish Republican Exile Theatre and Performance Cultures.

Helena Buffery lectures on contemporary Hispanic culture at University College Cork. Her research interests are in modern and contemporary Hispanic theatre and performance, translation studies and Catalan studies. She has published widely in these fields and recently completed an AHRC-funded project entitled ‘Staging Exile: Migration and Diaspora in Hispanic Theatre and Performance Cultures’.

• Contents: Manuel Aznar Soler: Españoles en Francia: An Unpublished Play by Álvaro de Orriols – Nigel Dennis: The Civil War in Exile: Poetry and Politics in José Bergamín’s La niña guerrillera – Francisca Montiel: An Intertextual Return: Álvaro Arauz’s Entre Medina y Olmedo – Duncan Wheeler: ¿La película duende?: María Teresa León, Rafael Alberti and Alternative Traditions of Resurrecting Golden Age Drama – Laura Lonsdale: Don Juan in Exile – Samuel Llano: Exile, Resistance and Heteroglossia in Robert Gerhard’s Flamenco – Maria Josep Ragué Arias: Myth and Exile in the Work of José Martín Elizondo – Montserrat Roser I Puig: Nostalgia and Exoticism in El ben cofat i l’altre by Josep Carner – David García Vidal: Exile and the Theatre of the Galician Diaspora – José Ángel Sainz: Staging Return: Max Aub’s Theatre of Broken Dreams – Maria Delgado: Performing Exile: María Casares – Helena Buffery: Effigies of Return in Spanish Republican Exile Theatre and Performance Cultures.