In one work by this author, the protagonist feigns
In one work by this author, the protagonist feigns religiosity in order to arrange meetings with her lover disguised as a Latin teacher, and another of this author's works concludes with the bloody body of Amnon displayed on a table spread for a banquet.  Ines is courted by Dona Juana disguised as the title character in another work.  In addition to those plays, Marta la Piadosa, Tamar's Revenge, and Don Gil of the Green Breeches, he wrote a play in which the son of the exiled duke Pedro de Coimbra changes his name to Dionis in order to court Magdalena and one in which the protagonist is aided by his uncle Pedro, seduces the peasant Aminta, and pulls the beard of and invites to dinner Don Gonzalo's statue.  FTP, name this Spanish playwright of The Trickster of Seville.
In one work by this author, the protagonist feigns religiosity in order to arrange meetings with her lover disguised as a Latin teacher, and another of this author's works concludes with the bloody body of Amnon displayed on a table spread for a banquet.  
Tirso de Molina