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Lorca, Garcia (1898–1936) Yerma: Act I

Act I Scene 1 (When the curtain rises Yerma is asleep with an embroidery frame at her feet.A strange dreamy light fills the stage. A shepherd enters on tiptoe, gazing fixedly at Yerma. He leads a child dressed in white by the hand.

Yerma | play by García Lorca | Britannica

Yerma, tragedy in three acts by Federico García Lorca, produced in 1934 and published in 1937. It is the second play in a trilogy that also includes Blood Wedding and The House of Bernarda Alba. The drama’s frustrated title character cannot accept her childlessness, and she is driven to

Yerma

Yerma has just taken Juan his dinner in the fields. On the road home, she encounters an old woman who insists that passion is the key to conception. Yerma admits a secret longing for Víctor but none for Juan. She then meets two girls whose attitudes astonish her. One has left her baby untended.

Lorca, Garcia (1898–1936) Yerma: Act II

Yerma stands, gazing in anguish at the hand she gave to Victor. She goes rapidly stage left and picks up a shawl.) Second girl (Silently covering her head) Let’s go. Yerma Yes. (They leave cautiously. The scene is almost dark. The First Sister enters with a lamp that must not provide any light on stage but its own natural glow.

Yerma Federico Garcia Lorca

Yerma Federico Garcia Lorca DOWNLOAD HERE Yerma (meaning Barren) is one of three tragic plays about peasants and rural life that make up Lorcas rural trilogy.It is possibly Lorcas harshest play following a womans Herculeanstruggle against the curse of infertility. The womans barrennessbecomes a metaphor for her marriage in a traditional society