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The allegorical religious play El caballero de Gracia is influenced by the entire cultural, social, and historical situation of its time. Written by an unknown author, it is a profoundly anti-Lutheran text that seeks to spread the dogmas of the Catholic faith among the audience while fighting against the reformist ideas that were beginning to spread among the population. For this reason, the author insists on portraying the heresies on the devil’s camp and reinforcing the dogma of faith through the characters and allegories of the most representative passages of the New and Old Testaments. The stage becomes a pulpit on which the actors preach the sacred word and make it accessible to the spectators of the time.

El auto sacramental de El caballero de Gracia (BNE/mss. 16568): cruzada espiritual sobre las tablas