Theatre: The house of Bernarda Alba

The House of Bernarda Alba, last work written by Federico García Lorca, is one of the great classics of the Spanish theatre. Environmented in a society marked by the strict moral norms of the time, it tells the story of Bernarda Alba and his five daughters after the death of the head of the family, forced to live under a strict mourning imposed by his mother.

Through intense family conflicts, the work explores universal issues such as freedom, repression, repressed desires, authority and social tensions, becoming a profound picture of the human condition and the role of women in traditional society.

The Municipal School of Teatro de Roquetas de Mar presents this dedicated adaptation directed by María Gallardo, which combines the dramatic force of the lorquiano text with live music and outstanding performing and performing work.

Live music: Maria del Mar Ibáñez, Sonia Miranda, Trini Rodríguez, Jesús Maldonado and Juanan Maldonado.

Special collaboration: Filo Rodríguez (figurinist), Ana Becerra (photography), Abel Pons (graphic design) and Red Teatro (co-production).

Author: Federico García Lorca
Direction and dramaturgy: Maria Gallardo
Technical address: Serafin Ponte
Scenography: Francisco Sánchez
Lighting: José Ignacio Abad

Municipal School of Roquetas de Mar Theatre

Organise: Education Council of the City of Roquetas de Mar