Cervantes Theatre
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The Love of Perlimplín and Belisa in the Garden – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Federico García Lorca Director: Paula Paz Two Don Perlimplíns and two Belisas contend with desire, the romantic imagination and…
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The Island – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Juan Carlos Rubio (translated by Tim Gutteridge) Director: Jessica Lazar Spaniard Juan Carlos Rubio is something of a polymath.…
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Happiness – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Marilia Samper (translator: Steven Capsuto) Director: Paula Paz Julia and Eli live in an apartment block in a poor…
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La Casa de Bernada Alba – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Federico García Lorca Director: Jorge de Juan Federico García Lorca’s final completed work before his murder by nationalist troops…
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Joe Strummer Takes a Walk – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Juan Alberto Salvatierra translated by L. Finch Director: Jorge de Juan In early 1983 The Clash started to fall…
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The Eyes of the Night – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Paloma Pedrero Translator: Catherine Boyle Director: Simone Coxall Reviewer: Margarita Shivarova Performed in a studio theatre stage, the English…
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The Swallow – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Guillem Clua Director: Paula Paz Reviewer: Maryam Philpott After the death of a loved one, grief can make people…
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The House of Bernarda Alba – Cervantes Theatre, London
Writer: Federico Garcia Lorca Director: Jorge de Juan Reviewer: Maryam Philpott “To be born a woman is the worst punishment”…
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