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The Impact of the RSC’s Spanish Golden Age Season

The RSC’s groundbreaking 2004–5 season had a tremendous impact on the development of the comedia within the English-speaking theatrical landscape in the years that followed the performances. All through the process, the model of collaboration between the directors, translators, and academic consultants grew and continued to bear fruit. This chapter, written over ten years after the close of the RSC Spanish Golden Age season, examines that season’s influence on the subsequent productions it inspired. The model of collaboration between the team members took on various guises throughout the new productions that have come and gone since the close of the RSC season, and looking back through the lens of experience of that season gives a unique perspective on the work as it has evolved.