ATHE: Association of Theater in Higher Education
AITENSO: The website of the Asociación Internacional de Teatro Español y Novohispano de los Siglos de Oro, created and maintained by A. Robert Lauer
AITENSO Conference Information – 10 al 14 de Octubre de 2019
AITENSO – Textos en línea: A list of links to texts that are online
Biblioteca Nacional, Teatro del Siglo de Oro: Link from the BNE on Golden Age Theater
Museo Nacional de Teatro: Official site of Spain´s National Theater Museum in Almagro
DICAT: Diccionario biográfico de actores del teatro clásico español and CATCOM, Las comedias y sus representantes: base de datos de comedias mencionadas en la documentación teatral (1540-1700)
Out of the Wings: Spanish and Spanish American Theatres in Translation A contextualised resource of Spanish-language plays for English-speaking practitioners and researchers
Tirso’s Plots and Characters: A database with linked lists of all of Tirso’s characters together with a study of the use of names in Tirso’s plays, plus plot summaries in English and a search utility
LABERINTO: An electronic journal designed for those interested in early peninsular and Spanish-American literature by Chris Weimer, Barbara Simerka, and James T. Abraham
Cervantes Virtual: A marvelous site dealing with Hispanic literature at the University of Alicante
Teatro Príncipe Virtual: A beautifully prepared site by J. M. Ruano de la Haza at the University of Ottawa
La conquista de América: An anthology of colonial Latin American texts with notes in German, at the University of Mainz
Centro Virtual Cervantino: A site of the Instituto Cervantes
The Spanish Play: a link to a group in England that is regularly performing Classic Spanish drama
InfoEscena: From Spain, a web site devoted to the theater, music, and dance in Spain
Sonetos del Siglo de Oro: Golden Age Spanish Sonnets: A site by Alix Ingber of Sweet Briar College, devoted to the sonnet of Spain’s Golden Age, presenting more than 100 sonnets along with English translations
Cervantes Project: A comprehensive site at Texas A and M University dedicated to Cervantes, including his collected works, biography, bibliography, and images
El Polifemo: Eric W. Vogt’s site dealing with “El Polifemo,” by Luis de Góngora, that also offers a link to Professor Jehle’s own anthology of poetry from the Golden Age
Mining Company: Spanish Language: a site devoted to information about Spanish language and literature and Hispanic culture
Cultural Readings: Colonization and Print in the Americas: The University of Pennsylvania’s site has a vast collection of materials dealing with colonial Latin America
Project Gutenberg: The site that aims to contain electronic texts of all World Literature
H-Cervantes: A Cervantists site that encourages scholarly exchanges
Quevedo Bibliography: If you interested in Quevedo studies, see this bibliography prepared by Roger and Clare Moore
Instituto Nacional de las Artes Escénicas y de la Danza: Official site of the Spanish Ministry of Culture
Biblioteca Virtual: Argentinian site with electronic texts of many literary works, including comedias
GRISO: Grupo de Investigación del Siglo de Oro at the University of Navarra
ArsTheatrica: Enlace sobre la comedia en la Universidad de Valencia
CELSIT: Centro Latinoamericano de Creación e Investigación Teatral
IDEA: Instituto de Estudios Auriseculares
Embassy of Spain: Spain/USA Foundation – Performing Arts
Blogs
BlogTheatrica: Blog de ArsTheatrica sobre el teatro de los Siglos de Oro
El patio de comedias: Blog del proyecto de teatro clásico TC/12
GRISOblog: Blog for GRISO
Festivales / Jornadas
XXXIII Jornadas de Teatro del Siglo de Oro de Almería: Sitio oficial
Festival de Teatro Clásico, Almagro: Sitio oficial del festival
Festival de Teatro Clásico, Olmedo: Sitio oficial del festival
Theater companies
Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico: Sitio oficial de la compañía
Commercial Sites
Chadwyck-Healy: To find their offerings in Spanish, search their site for keyword “Spanish.”
Academia Editorial del Hispanismo
Richard Tyler Files: Plot summaries in English of hundreds of comedias, transcribed by Errol King