The theater translation trade seen from nineteenth-century Brazil.

O presente artigo objetiva discutir o neg?cio da tradu??o teatral visto do Brasil do s?culo XIX partindo da identifica??o de alguns dos diferentes pap?is que, segundo revelam os impressos teatrais e as cr?nicas teatrais do per?odo, teriam sido a ela reservados na constitui??o da cultura dram?tica que circulava dentro e fora do pa?s. Trajeto anal?tico que serve para compreens?o mais geral da abrang?ncia da tradu??o teatral de acordo com as fronteiras da circula??o das pe?as teatrais impressas que, vistas de longe, destacam sua intensa e extensa presen?a na biblioteca dram?tica dispon?vel entre 1800 e 1900, conforme constatamos nos rastros desse passado hoje depositados no acervo da Funda??o Biblioteca Nacional.The present article aims to discuss the theater translation trade seen in Brazil from the 19th century, starting with the identification of some of the different roles that, according to the theatrical printed and theatrical chronicles of the period, would have been reserved for her in the constitution of the dramatic culture that circulated inside and outside the country. An analytical path that serves for a more general understanding of the scope of theatrical translation according to the boundaries of the circulation of the printed theatrical pieces which, seen from a distance, highlight its intense and extensive presence in the dramatic library available between 1800 and 1900, as we can see in the traces of this today deposited in the collection of the National Library Foundation