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The abolition of censorship in Spain had a profound impact on the theater. Works previously banned, such as Architect and the Emperor of Assyria or Arrabal’s The Pious Arrecogías of St. Mary of Egypt by Martin Recuerda, could finally be staged. This newfound freedom, coupled with government subsidies for theater companies and the proliferation of shows and fairs, led to a flourishing of Spanish theater.
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