The House of Bernarda Alba is a captivating play written by the renowned Spanish dramatist Federico García Lorca. This paperback edition brings to life one of Lorca's most profound works, emotion-laden and strikingly intense. Set in a small Spanish village, the play explores themes of authoritarianism, repression, and the stirrings of female defiance, making it a timeless masterpiece.
As the story unfolds, Adela, the youngest of Bernarda's daughters, becomes the symbol of rebellion against the oppressive and suffocating atmosphere imposed by her tyrannical mother. The narrative's engaging dialogue and rich character development create a poignant exploration of the human condition and societal constraints.
This edition of The House of Bernarda Alba is perfect for enthusiasts of classical literature and drama, as well as those interested in exploring Lorca's powerful critique of social customs. The book offers insightful commentary on the tensions and traditions that drive individual and collective actions in the face of unyielding control.