Libros de Jacinto Benavente (4 libros)

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Los intereses creados es una de las obras teatrales más conocidas de Jacinto Benavente. Tiene el subtítulo de «comedia de polichinelas en dos actos, tres cuadros y un prólogo». Se estrenó el 9 de diciembre de 1907 en el madrileño Teatro Lara. Según apuntó el literato Dámaso Alonso, la fuente de inspiración de esta obra fue El Caballero de Illescas de Lope de Vega. Los intereses creados tiene el tono de una obra picaresca con aliento clásico. Jacinto Benavente construye una trama divertida y rápida. Relata la historia de dos personajes (Leandro y Crispín) quienes llegan a una...

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