event Blood Wedding: University Theatre

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.

Blood Wedding is one of the three works in the great poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca’s “rural trilogy,” set in the Spanish countryside. Lorca built the play from a newspaper story, and the tragedy probes gender roles and social mores through the story of a bride who runs away with the son of her family's enemy. Like much of Lorca’s work, Blood Wedding is loaded with symbolism, and University Theatre will use a deliberately minimal set to add to the production’s abstract feel. Also fleshing out the mood will be an original score written by Joe Cerqua, and flamenco-inspired dance.