This show finished on Saturday 16 March 2019, and this page is being kept for archival purposes only.
Yerma
In this bold new multi-sensory adaptation, Lorca’s 1934 age-old themes will be rendered contemporary, as the play follows a young woman driven to the unthinkable by her desperate longing to conceive a child.
Dates
Wednesday 13 March - Saturday 16 March
Price
£6.50/6/5.50
Author
Federico Garcia Lorca
Venue
A young woman is driven to the unthinkable by her desperate longing to conceive a child. Yerma, meaning barren in Spanish, is tortured by her inability to conceive and becomes increasingly consumed and disoriented by her pain.
Federico Garcia Lorca’s 1934 piece challenged the social order of the time and the claustrophobic expectations of a rural Spanish village. It is relevant in our world of pressure and expectation, where women can be just as crippled by the judgment around them.
In this bold new multi-sensory adaptation, Lorca’s age-old themes will be rendered contemporary.
Show Advisories: Violence.
Latecomers may not be admitted.
Tickets on-sale here.
Cast and Crew
- Cast
- Scarlett Stitt
- Cast
- Gordon Stackhouse
- Cast
- Eve Simpson
- Cast
- Georgie Rodgers
- Cast
- Georgina Carey
- co-set designer
- Mark Fernandez
- Co-Director (and designer)
- Laura Hounsell
- Co-Director (and designer)
- Jane Prinsley
- Producer (and designer)
- Dominika Ucar
- Technical Manager
- Nancy Strahan
- Technical Assistant
- Emma Hunt
- Stage Manager
- Aspen Pattinson