Spanish Theater: Lorca and Valle-Inclán

Valle-Inclán and Lorca are the most influential and important people in the Spanish theater of the 20th century. In their era, the theater consisted mainly of actors of the bourgeois theater. Barre and Lorca quit the meeting, showed a free writing style, not only brought a new artistic tendency to the Spanish theater but also showed signs of change and hope, very important, respectful, creative I gained the reputation of a playwright writer. . For the stage and society in Spain.

Blood Wedding (Spanish: Bodas de sangre) is a tragic of Spanish playwright Federico Garcia Lorca. It was written in 1932, premiered in Beatrice Theater in Madrid in March 1933, and was performed in Buenos Aires, Argentina later in the year. The theater critic often lists Blood Wedding of Lerca's Yerma and House of Bernarda Alba as "country trilogy". As he was not included in this group, Lorca's "Spanish Earth Trilogy" was still incomplete at his death.

1930s: The socialist government funded art projects aimed at including rural farmers and local audiences. Lorca founded the tour theater group La barraca to introduce traditional Spanish theater to local audiences. It is mainly operated by college students during summer vacation and breaks. Spain has entered the 20th century as a constitutional monarchy. But the Spanish people are not confident of this regime. Because the country is hindered by the continuation of serious economic instability. Obviously, we need a change in the political and economic order of things. A wide range of opposition forces compete for conflict. We are determined to ensure that workers receive appropriate treatment and compensation and improve social status in all areas of the country where industrialization takes place. These groups are eager to see the Left Socialist Government take over Spain. These groups are culturally positive

On August 18, 1936, in the turmoil of the Spanish civil war, the playwright Federico Garcia Lorca in Spanish poet disappeared. Most people think that he was assassinated by the fascist forces of Francisco Franco and buried outside Alfacal town near Granada. His body has never been found.