SYnopsis

On her wedding day, during the feast, the Bride decides to escape on horseback with her true love: Leonardo. The author bases Bodas de sangre on a real fact (the crime committed in the Níjar farmhouse) to tell a tragic story about love and desire confronted with duty, honor and family interests.

Lorca portrays a brave woman who confronts her society to chase her own desire, her own dream, a claim that is still necessary today.

In 1936, fascism killed Federico García Lorca. At the age of 38 he had time enough to become the most important playwright in the history of Spain. Keeping his figure alive among the younger generations is a necessary task to stop the neo-fascism that threatens Europe and Spain again.

The passionate story of Bodas de Sangre, that is updated in our version, serves as a pretext to explain, also, the life and the death of Lorca himself.

A show when words are accompanied and sustained through song, electronic music, the body work and movement.