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April 2026 Lost Federico García Lorca verse discovered 93 years after it was written Eight-line poem found on the back of a manuscript sheds light on Spanish poet’s preoccupation with time November 2025 Bibi Rukiya’s Restless Daughter review – Lorca’s matriarch sparks tragic dance of desire Inspired by The House of Bernarda Alba, choreographer Amina Khayyam explores the tensions between tradition, freedom, fear and love June 2025 ‘Difficult love’: Spanish publisher reprints groundbreaking book of Lorca’s homoerotic sonnets Federico García Lorca’s poems were printed anonymously in 1983 after being hidden away by family for 50 years January 2024 Front row at the wedding from hell: a toast to theatre’s marital ding-dongs Party punch-ups, brides in disguise, simmering family rancour … playwrights have cordially invited audiences to some nightmarish nuptials November 2023 The House of Bernarda Alba review – Harriet Walter rules as Lorca gets a refurb Adapted by Alice Birch and directed by Rebecca Frecknall, this is a stylised study in control and daughterly disobedience September 2023 Ainadamar review – a defiant and impassioned defence of freedom Welsh National Opera mount Osvaldo Golijov’s opera about the assassinated Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca – a fiercely evocative piece with the feel of a passion play June 2023 Play about NHS creator Nye Bevan is among 12 new National Theatre plays ‘Epic and deeply personal’ Nye by Tim Price will star Michael Sheen and be directed by Rufus Norris March 2023 Of All the Beautiful Things in the World review – Lorca moves to Moss Side Márquez overtakes Cervantes as most translated Spanish-language writer July 2022 The fight to save poet Vicente Aleixandre’s house in Madrid Campaigners want government action to save Velintonia, where the Spanish poet received writers including Federico García Lorca July 2020 Take this waltz: Christopher Bruce on a life in dance and his Leonard Cohen dream The Rooster choreographer recalls the genius and cruelty of Marie Rambert and the demands on young dance talent today February 2020 Blood Wedding review – Barney Norris takes Lorca's tragedy to Wiltshire Emmet Byrne is superb in this relocated update of the Spanish classic but it lacks the fire of the original December 2019 Picasso, Lorca, Capa … art reveals fate of exiles who fled Franco’s Spain A huge exhibition in Madrid of sketches, photographs and paintings records the plight of the 500,000 republican refugees after the civil war September 2019 Blood Wedding review – bold and beautiful tale of doom Yaël Farber’s visceral production, relocating the action to rural Ireland, retains all the potency of Lorca’s play about tribal vengeance November 2018 The revolutionary life, loves, and tragic death of Lorca The gripping story of Spain’s most famous playwright vividly comes to life in a new graphic novel April 2017 Cabo de Gata, Spain: exploring Europe's only desert The stark, arid beauty of Cabo de Gata, in Almería, has inspired works by Lorca and the spaghetti westerns of Sergio Leone – and has one of Spain’s least-developed coasts February 2017 The House of Bernarda Alba review – Hunter is a domestic dictator in anti-fascist classic Graeae use British Sign Language to bring new depths to Federico García Lorca’s play, with Kathryn Hunter on vicious form January 2017 Kathryn Hunter rules the roost as Lorca's Bernarda Alba makes a bold return Graeae and the Royal Exchange are staging Lorca’s classic in a show that creatively incorporates BSL, captioning and audio description and takes a great play to another level December 2016 Lorca's Play Without a Title gets an ending, 80 years after his death Another Spanish playwright and poet, Alberto Conejero, has added two acts to murdered author’s work, now known as The Dream of Life August 2016 Judge opens investigation into death of Spanish poet Federico García Lorca García Lorca’s death, possibly in 1936, remains a mystery after the site where he was believed to be buried was excavated in 2009 without finding remains About 81 results for Federico García Lorca

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