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Itziar Pascual

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Itziar Pascual © Ayeisa Sánchez de Rojas
Itziar Pascual © Eduardo Sánchez de Rojas
Itziar Pascual © Eduardo Sánchez de Rojas

Speciality

Theatre

Date of birth

1967

"Playwright. Many of Itziar Pascual’s plays are intended for children, approaching the experiences of childhood and adolescence with a complex perspective which explores their desires, struggles and unhappy moments."

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A teacher, researcher and journalist as well as a playwright, Itziar Pascual was born in Madrid in 1967. She earned a doctorate in Information Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid and a degree in Dramaturgy from RESAD, where she has been a lecturer since 1999. She has published over thirty plays, which have been translated and performed in several countries. She has also worked as a journalist on the radio and in the press, communications departments and specialist journals. Her awards include the National Children's and Young People's Performing Arts Award (2019).

Awards

Valle-Inclán Award, 2007
National Children's and Young People's Performing Arts Award, 2019

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