La Creación y el Diluvio, a theatrical spectacle in four acts, divided into six parts, by José Zorrilla, offers a dramatic interpretation of the biblical stories of creation and the great flood. Written in Spanish, this play combines religious themes with the theatrical conventions of its time, providing a rich and engaging narrative. Zorrilla's work explores the profound themes of divine creation, human sin, and ultimate redemption through a dramatic and poetic lens.

This edition preserves the original text, allowing modern readers to experience Zorrilla's unique vision and appreciate his contribution to Spanish literature and religious drama. The play's enduring themes and Zorrilla's powerful storytelling make it a valuable addition to any collection of classic Spanish works.

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