News about Federico Garcia Lorca. Commentary and archival information about Federico Garcia Lorca from The New York Times.

Guerilla Opera has announced the world premiere of Ululations and Gurgles of the Invisible, a powerful and surreal new work ...

As a child, the story goes, Federico García Lorca would visit family in the south of Spain. He would sneak into a dry well that used to be shared with the neighbors, the Albas. He could hear the ...

This April, the Detroit Opera will bring a fresh and unusual piece to the stage — Osvaldo Golijov’s "Ainadamar: Fountain of Tears." Fresh, ...

CASIDA OF THE LAMENT By Federico Garcia Lorca L.A. Times Archives July 15, 2001 12 AM PT I have shut my balcony because I do not want to hear the weeping, but from behind the grey walls ...

In Federico Garcia Lorca's 1934 poetic verse play, Yerma (the word means "barren" in Spanish) and her husband Juan want to have children. Beyond their desire to have a family, Yerma knows that her ...

As readerly interest in Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936) soared over the last 10 years, so too did scholarly attention to Lorca's work. A number of lost manuscripts were unearthed, and new, more ...

The floor was made of terra-cotta tiles, some of them glazed and colored and bearing the names of famous men of Granada; Manuel de Falla, Pedro de Alarcón, Federico Garcia Lorca.

News about Federico Garcia Lorca. Commentary and archival information about Federico Garcia Lorca from The New York Times.