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A new form of play introduced by Lope de Vega, characterized by the mixture of tragedy and comedy and the disregard of the classical unities.

A period of flourishing in arts and literature in Spain, coinciding with the political rise and decline of the Spanish Habsburg dynasty.

A prolific Spanish playwright and poet who renewed the Spanish theatre and established the comedia nueva ('new comedy') as a popular genre.

A dramatist of the Spanish Golden Age known for plays such as 'Life Is a Dream' and for his sophisticated use of allegory and metaphor.

Open-air theaters where most of the Golden Age plays were performed, often related to the courtyards of inns or the enclosed spaces of market squares.

Author of the acclaimed novel 'Don Quixote' and a significant Spanish dramatist who contributed to the Golden Age with plays like 'La Numancia'.