theater criticism
‘Bernice’ is a work in which the silences are more eloquent than the words themselves and the absences are as protagonists as the presences
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Author
Susan Glaspell -
Translation and version
Ignacio García May -
Address
Paula Paz -
stage space
Monica Boromello -
Lightning
David Picazo -
Locker room
Blas Ledoic -
Music and sound space
Yaiza Varona -
Interpreters
Esperanza Elipe, Eva Rufo, Javier Lago, Jesús Noguero and Rebeca Hernando -
Place
Spanish Theater, Madrid
Despite its relevance in the history of 20th century theater, one can speak of Susan Glaspell (1876-1948) – she has been called “the mother of modern American theater” – as a virtually unknown and unpublished playwright (except in semi-professional or amateur productions) in…
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