Mariam Budia
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Mariam Budia has a doctorate in Spanish Studies in the "Theory, History and Practice of Drama" from the University of Alcalá. She graduated in Drama at the Royal Superior Drama School, RESAD, and has diplomas of honor in Music from the La Rioja Professional Music Conservatory.[2][3]
She has worked as a professor at Korea University[4] teaching Spanish Literature, where she got Excellent Teaching Awards, as well as a professor at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies, Japan.[2]
In her role as a writer, she stands out in the search for new languages to free her characters from their natural environment.[2] Some of her works have been translated into English [5] and Korean.[6]
She also makes collaborations in national magazines and newspapers and radio stations as well.[3][7]
Literary works
Among her published work we can list:[1]
- Historias del comediante fiel ISBN 978-84-946246-0-5
- Teatro del desarraigo (1) ISBN 978-84-245-1038-1
- Teatro del desarraigo (2) ISBN 978-84-245-1065-7
- Teatro del desarraigo (3) ISBN 978-1-59754-382-8
- Antología de comedia y humor, (Budia, et al.) Ediciones Irreverentes, Madrid. ISBN 978-84-16107-32-2 [8]
- El tamaño no importa V, (Budia, et al.) Ediciones Antígona - AAT, Madrid. ISBN 978-84-96837-25-6 [9]
- Al Soslayo[10]
- Cancán del Moulin[10]
- La mujer Sakura written in Japan.[10]
- Prohibido autolesionarse[10]
- Carlaño[10][5]
Dramatizations of her works
Among others:
- ¿Dentro del matrimonio?, in Fernando de Rojas Theatre, Madrid. Director: Julián Quintanilla, Actress: Loles León.[11]
- La indignación de Sinforoso, in XV Salón Internacional del Libro Teatral, Madrid. Director: Quino Falero, Actors: Manuel Galiana and Sofía Valero.[12]
- La chocolatina, in XXII Salón Internacional del Libro Teatral, Madrid. Director: Fernando Sansegundo, Actress: Huichi Chiu.[13]
- Cerrad las ventanas, in Fernando de Rojas Theatre, Madrid. Director: Pedro Víllora, Actress: María Luisa Merlo.[14][15]
