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'''''Madness in Valencia''''' ("Los Locos de Valencia") is a [[farce]]<ref>Nederlands Instituut voor Buitenlandse Culturele Betrekkingen (1958) [books.google.com/books?id=y4ZTAAAAIAAJ ''Delta: a review of arts, life and thought in the Netherlands: Volume 1''] p.11 quotation: {{quotation|It is an adaptation, set in Amsterdam, of Lope de Vega's Los locos de Valencia. The ingenious staging of Ton Lutz and the original costumes by Nico Wijnberg ensured the farce a great success.}}</ref> from the [[Spanish Golden Age]] by [[Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio]]. The play is one of Lope de Vega's earliest, dating from between 1590 and 1595 and tells the story of two lovers who, one fleeing from the Spanish army and the other from an oppressive father, [[feign insanity]] and seek refuge in the asylum of [[Valencia, Spain|Valencia]].<ref>Lope De Vega (tr. David Johnston). Madness in Valencia (Absolute Classics, 1998).</ref>

'''''Madness in Valencia''''' ("Los Locos de Valencia") is a [[farce]]<ref>Nederlands Instituut voor Buitenlandse Culturele Betrekkingen (1958) [books.google.com/books?id=y4ZTAAAAIAAJ ''Delta: a review of arts, life and thought in the Netherlands: Volume 1''] p.11 quotation: {{quotation|It is an adaptation, set in Amsterdam, of Lope de Vega's Los locos de Valencia. The ingenious staging of Ton Lutz and the original costumes by Nico Wijnberg ensured the farce a great success.}}</ref> from the [[Spanish Golden Age]] by Félix Lope de Vega y [[Carpio]]. The play is one of Lope de Vega's earliest, dating from between 1590 and 1595 and tells the story of two lovers who, one fleeing from the Spanish army and the other from an oppressive father, [[feign insanity]] and seek refuge in the asylum of [[Valencia, Spain|Valencia]].<ref>Lope De Vega (tr. David Johnston). Madness in Valencia (Absolute Classics, 1998).</ref>

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-'''''Madness in Valencia''''' ("Los Locos de Valencia") is a [[farce]]<ref>Nederlands Instituut voor Buitenlandse Culturele Betrekkingen (1958) [books.google.com/books?id=y4ZTAAAAIAAJ ''Delta: a review of arts, life and thought in the Netherlands: Volume 1''] p.11 quotation: {{quotation|It is an adaptation, set in Amsterdam, of Lope de Vega's Los locos de Valencia. The ingenious staging of Ton Lutz and the original costumes by Nico Wijnberg ensured the farce a great success.}}</ref> from the [[Spanish Golden Age]] by [[Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio]]. The play is one of Lope de Vega's earliest, dating from between 1590 and 1595 and tells the story of two lovers who, one fleeing from the Spanish army and the other from an oppressive father, [[feign insanity]] and seek refuge in the asylum of [[Valencia, Spain|Valencia]].<ref>Lope De Vega (tr. David Johnston). Madness in Valencia (Absolute Classics, 1998).</ref>
+'''''Madness in Valencia''''' ("Los Locos de Valencia") is a [[farce]]<ref>Nederlands Instituut voor Buitenlandse Culturele Betrekkingen (1958) [books.google.com/books?id=y4ZTAAAAIAAJ ''Delta: a review of arts, life and thought in the Netherlands: Volume 1''] p.11 quotation: {{quotation|It is an adaptation, set in Amsterdam, of Lope de Vega's Los locos de Valencia. The ingenious staging of Ton Lutz and the original costumes by Nico Wijnberg ensured the farce a great success.}}</ref> from the [[Spanish Golden Age]] by Félix Lope de Vega y [[Carpio]]. The play is one of Lope de Vega's earliest, dating from between 1590 and 1595 and tells the story of two lovers who, one fleeing from the Spanish army and the other from an oppressive father, [[feign insanity]] and seek refuge in the asylum of [[Valencia, Spain|Valencia]].<ref>Lope De Vega (tr. David Johnston). Madness in Valencia (Absolute Classics, 1998).</ref>