Huberto Pérez de la Ossa facts for kids

Huberto Pérez de la Ossa Rodríguez (born in Albacete, Spain, in 1897, and passed away in Salamanca, Spain, on August 31, 1983) was a talented Spanish writer and director for the theatre. He wrote many books and plays that were enjoyed by people of his time.

Early Life and Writing Career

Huberto Pérez de la Ossa began his career as a writer, publishing several notable works. His books often explored interesting themes and stories.

Published Works

Some of his well-known books include:

• El ancla de Jasón (published in 1921)
• La lámpara del dolor (published in 1923)
• El opio del ensueño (published in 1924)
• La Santa Duquesa (published in 1924), which was so good it won the National Literature Prize!
• La casa de los masones (published in 1927)
• El aprendiz de ángel (published in 1935)

Transition to Theatre

After the Spanish Civil War, Huberto Pérez de la Ossa shifted his focus from writing novels to working in the theatre. He became a skilled stage director, bringing stories to life on stage.

Collaboration and Translations

From 1940 to 1952, he worked closely with Luis Escobar Kirkpatrick at the famous Teatro María Guerrero in Madrid. Together, they helped create many wonderful theatre productions. Huberto also had a talent for languages and translated plays from other countries into Spanish, including several works by the famous Russian writer Dostoyevsky. This allowed Spanish audiences to enjoy stories from around the world.

See also

• Roberto Molina (writer) (1883–1958)
• Artemio Precioso (writer) (1891–1945)
• Mariano Tomás (1891–1957)

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