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Wednesday, March 01, 2006

Wednesday, March 01, 2006 5:15 pm by Cristina   No comments
The Independent reviews Blood Wedding by Spanish playwright Federico García Lorca, translated into English by Ted Hughes, and on stage at the Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow.

But despite this strong beginning, some of the cast struggle to gel with the often tricky poetry of Ted Hughes's translation. When it works, there are striking moments: the opening scene between mother and her groom-to-be son; the appearance of the bride trussed up in a Victorian black dress; Iain Robertson's Heathcliff-ish Leonardo, abductor of the bride.

If you're now curious about this and would like to see for yourself, here's further info on it:

Signed performance Saturday 4 March 2.30pm
Audio described performance Friday 3 March 7.30pm
Dates: Thu 16 February - Fri 3 March
Ticket prices: Wed & Thurs £12 Full Price, £6 Concession, £3 Gorbals Citizens’ CardholdersFri & Sat £14 Full Price, £7 Concession, £3 Gorbals Citizens’ CardholdersTuesdays and Matinee performance all tickets £5


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