Bodas de sangre

Federico García Lorca

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Theatre and Performance Studies Spanish Literature and Culture Studies Spanish Culture and Identity

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This production of Lorca's Bodas de Sangre was both a searing tragedy of desire and revenge, and a celebration of humanity's determination and need for survival. In these confusing times of political insensitivity towards the ever-increasing number of dislocated individuals and nations, this production of Lorca's play was a cautionary reminder of humanity's need for love, at whatever cost...

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