Ana Diosdado
Spanish playwright
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Ana Diosdado was a prominent Spanish dramatist recognized for her play Olvida los tambores (1970; Forget the Drums). She is noted as the most significant female playwright of the late 20th century in Spain. Her work contributed to the diverse landscape of Spanish theatre, which included social dramas, political allegories, and experimental works. Other notable female playwrights of her era include Paloma Pedrero, Pilar Enciso, Lidia Falcón, Maribel Lázaro, Carmen Resino, and María Manuela Reina.1
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