5.0
Review: Blood Wedding, Young Vic
‘Marina is a lightning conductor for pulling the visceral charge of language right through words and back into the earth where that force belongs.’ This is how...
Federico Garcia Lorca
5.0
Review: Yerma, Cervantes Theatre
Federico Garcia Lorca’s Yerma, first performed in 1934, is a deeply strange and dark play, full of rural ghosts, poetry and ritual. It’s the final part, as the ...
Review: Patrias, Sadler’s Wells
Britain’s identity as it stands is unavoidably a no man’s land. A kingdom not united but divided by opposing ideologies, which begs the question: what does it m...
Review: Blood Wedding, Bread and Roses Theatre
Blood Wedding, based on a newspaper account of a wedding in Spain in 1928, shot Lorca to huge success in the world of the arts. The plot centres on a kind and h...
Review: The House of Bernarda Alba
Federico Garcia Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba is a formidable play that holds wickedness and envy between every line and subtext is all the dialogue an...