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Pre-Columbian Latin America
Ritual performances and religious ceremonies played a key role in theater, with no known surviving texts.
Colonial Latin America
Spanish and Portuguese influences introduced European theater styles, with significant plays including 'autos sacramentales' and works by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz.
Latin American Boom
Surge in literary and theatrical creativity during the mid-20th century, with key figures like Griselda Gambaro and her play 'The Walls'.
Teatro Campesino
Originated in the 1960s Chicano Civil Rights Movement, it reflects the lives of Mexican American farm workers with plays like 'Los Vendidos' by Luis Valdez.
Nueva Dramaturgia
Contemporary movement focusing on new playwriting with figures like Sabina Berman and her play 'Entre Villa y Una Mujer Desnuda'.
Caribbean Theater
Incorporates rich oral traditions and African influences, with playwrights like Derek Walcott and his play 'Dream on Monkey Mountain'.
Teatro Independiente
Mid-20th century movement rejecting commercial theater, with key playwrights like Jorge Diaz and his plays on human rights.
Teatro Popular
Focused on social and political activism, with 'Forum Theater' techniques pioneered by Augusto Boal.
Brazilian Theater
Mixed European traditions with local culture, producing significant playwrights like Nelson Rodrigues and his play 'The Wedding Dress'.
Mexican Revolution Theater
Used as a vehicle for education and propaganda, with plays like 'La Diosa Arrodillada' by Rodolfo Usigli.
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