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• Mad for Love translated by John Farndon
• Lady Nitwit (1998) translated by William Oliver
• The Lady Simpleton (1976) translated by Max Oppenheimer
• The Stupid Lady (1962) translated by Willis Knapp Jones
• Wit's End (2000) translated by Edward Friedman

Mad for Love, translated by John Farndon

Editions

• Vega, Lope de. 2001. Mad for Love, trans. John Farndon, performed 2001 (unpublished)

Productions

• Mad for Love (United Kingdom, 1997)

Samples

• From ACT ONE, Farndon's 'Mad for Love'

Lady Nitwit (1998), translated by William Oliver

Editions

• Vega, Lope de. 1998. Lady Nitwit / La dama boba, trans. William I. Oliver. Tempe, Arizona, Bilingual Press

The Lady Simpleton (1976), translated by Max Oppenheimer

Editions

• Vega, Lope de. 1976. The Lady Simpleton, trans. Max Oppenheimer. Lawrence, Kansas, Coronado Press

The Stupid Lady (1962), translated by Willis Knapp Jones

Editions

• Vega, Lope de. 1962. ‘The Stupid Lady’, trans. Willis Knapp Jones, Poet Lore 57, 3

Wit's End (2000), translated by Edward Friedman

Editions

• Vega, Lope de. 2000. Wit’s End, adapted by Edward H. Friedman. New York, Peter Lang and Ibérica

Entry written by Kathleen Jeffs. Last updated on 12 May 2012.

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