Comedia Nueva

Comedia Nueva, or "New Comedy," refers to a genre of Spanish theatrical works that emerged in the late 16th century, particularly associated with playwrights like Lope de Vega. Distinct from classical forms, it blends various styles, mixing tragedy and comedy while showcasing contemporary themes and characters. These plays often feature complex plots, relatable social issues, and are written in verse. The Comedia Nueva played a vital role in shaping Spanish literature and drama, emphasizing human experience and emotions, and appealing to a broad audience. Its influence can still be seen in modern theater.