Vampires in Madrid. Juan Carretero and The Vampyre’s

IF 0.2 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Brumal-Research Journal on the Fantastic Pub Date : 2020-12-20 DOI:10.5565/rev/brumal.682

Santiago Lucendo

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Abstract

A partir de la publicacion del relato «The Vampyre» de John William Polidori en The New Monthly Magazine, y como consecuencia de su atribucion a Lord Byron, se llevaron a cabo numerosas adaptaciones teatrales del mismo. Primero en Paris, despues en Londres y finalmente en Madrid, el publico de la epoca visualizo por primera vez al vampiro encarnado. El presente articulo trata de destacar el papel del teatro en la formacion pionera de la imagen del vampiro decimononico, y recoger como llego al teatro de la Cruz en 1821, donde el actor Juan Carretero se convirtio en el primer vampiro que se pudo ver en Madrid.

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马德里的吸血鬼。胡安·卡雷特罗和吸血鬼

约翰·威廉·波利多里(John William Polidori)的小说《吸血鬼》(The Vampyre)在《新月刊》(The New Monthly Magazine)上发表后，又被改编成拜伦勋爵(Lord Byron)的小说，随后又被改编成戏剧。首先在巴黎，然后在伦敦，最后在马德里，当时的公众第一次看到了吸血鬼的化身。这篇文章试图强调戏剧在塑造19世纪吸血鬼形象中的先锋作用，并收集它是如何在1821年到达la Cruz剧院的，在那里演员胡安·卡雷特罗成为第一个在马德里可以看到的吸血鬼。

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Brumal-Research Journal on the Fantastic HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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12 weeks

期刊介绍： Brumal. Research Journal on the Fantastic is presented as an interdisciplinary and multilingual publication aimed at researchers and specialists. The fantastic is understood here as an always problematic confrontation between the real and the impossible in a textual world imitating ours. Therefore, other non-mimetic genres like science fiction or fantasy, which do not adhere to this definition, are excluded in Brumal. Linked to the Grupo de Estudios sobre lo Fantástico (GEF, Research Group on the Fantastic) from the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona (www.lofantastico.com), Brumal welcomes works on the fantastic dealing with its different artistic manifestations (narrative, theatre, cinema, comic, painting, photography and video-games), in any language and from any country during the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Texts can be sent in Spanish, Catalan, Galician, English, French, Portuguese or Italian. Brumal is structured in three differentiated sections (Monograph, Miscellaneous and Reviews) and will be published every six months (december and june).