LA REPRESENTACIÓN DE LA PATA DE CABRA EN UN TEATRO DE PROVINCIAS: VALENTÍA O TEMERIDAD

The city of Badajoz had an intense theatrical activity during the nineteenth century, superior to that which has been verified through the journalistic chronicles of the time, which allow chronological monitoring from 1860. Before, it is possible to rescue loose episodes through the documentation found in municipal and provincial archives. One of those episodes reveals the boldness of the director of a company to stage the kickstand in the theater of a province, precarious and with scarce scenic resources, encouraged by the well-known theatrical hobby of this population, risking its economy and reputation.