Editor's Note

We are happy to present a wide range of essays and reviews on multiple aspects of the Comedia, from pre-Lope drama to plays by Lope de Vega, Pedro Calderón de la Barca, Ana Caro, and Agustín Moreto (represented in two essays), as well as colonial Latin American theater and the staging of early modern drama during the period of the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. As is our custom, and a source of pride for the Bulletin of the Comediantes, the contributors range from established senior scholars to talented younger colleagues.

It is our pleasure to announce the addition of two new members of the Editorial Advisory Board: Laura Bass of Tulane University and Vicente Pérez de León of the University of Melbourne. We welcome them and thank them for their willingness to serve.

We also would like to thank Bradley Nelson for his years of service as assistant editor. Brad is giving up that position and will become a member of the Editorial Advisory Board. The new assistant editor is Gwen H. Stickney of North Dakota State University. We are grateful that she has accepted the position and look forward to working with her.

We invite submissions on all aspects of early modern and colonial theater, and we acknowledge the support of Comediantes in the United States and abroad.