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Bienvenido. Muchas gracias, Esteban, por entrar en este sitio de trabajo y ofrecernos el estupendo retrato de O'Neill que has escrito. Me han entrado muchas ganas de leer su "viaje de un largo día hacia la noche".

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Muchas gracias por el texto. Me ha parecido muy interesante, sobre todo, el epígrafe que se titula "Un teatro universal".

Reconozco que puede sonar provocatorio, pero me gustaría escuchar, una vez más, algun comentario sobre cómo es que se produce este misterioso efecto de que una historia concreta (cuatro personajes –no personas- en un comedor, durante más de 12 horas –condensadas en cuatro horas de representación-) nos hable a los espectadores de algo tan personal como “la compasión” o “la capacidad de perdonar”.

Por otra parte, estoy leyendo un libro donde se cita a O’Neill cuando decía que antes de quebrantar las normas clásicas de la dramaturgia, hay que conocerlas. Me interesaría saber si esto se advierte en “Day's journay into night” (Obra que todavía no he leído, pero que, gracias al artículo publicado, pongo ahora mismo entre las próximas).

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Bienvenido. Muchas gracias, Esteban, por entrar en este sitio de trabajo y ofrecernos el estupendo retrato de O'Neill que has escrito. Me han entrado muchas ganas de leer su "viaje de un largo día hacia la noche".

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