The Blood Wedding and Yerma

Spain's greatest playwright and poet, Frederico Lorca, has written two very different books, but the literary elements are quite similar. Conventional political and sociological views such as male superiority, family honor, etc. In addition, both "blood wedding ceremonies" and "Yelma" include a theme of human beings fighting human life, including a broad portrayal of Spanish ideology. "Blood wedding ceremony" and "Yelma" are always men's dominant position in female inferiority.

Lorca is the mainstay of the repertoire and over the past 30 years he has produced all his major works including his three tragedies in the Spanish countryside, Brad Wedding, Elma, House of Bernarda Alba It was. El Publico on the stage is obviously love for the company and is a way to be judged on the international stage during Lorka Centennial celebration. Worldwide, from Buenos Aires to Tokyo, the theatrical group shows respect for the playwright born in Granada on June 5, 1898. Each of 15 plays such as Madrid, Brussels, Havana, Cairo, Lyon, Moscow, New York, etc. are currently being produced somewhere. Even his less-known drama - "comedy, tragedy, puppet show, and" experimental "work like El Publico eventually attracted the attention they deserve.

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.

Blood Wedding is definitely the most popular of Lorca's plays. It has long been considered as representing the maturity of Lorca's talent and other so-called "rural trilogy" play. The blood wedding was the first trilogy that Yerma followed, and Berna House Alba completed this cycle. Candelas Newton who understands Garcia · Lorca summarizes this long-standing criticism. The work "Bernada Alba House" is believed to represent the climax of his talent. Because he does not rely much on the episodes of poetry and poetry to produce his effect. Previously, he wrote more experimental theatrical work, it matures Lorca's talent.