Yerma
T0881101476
Yerma is a humble peasant woman, who longs for a child. In her village all her friends are raising families, but she remains childless. She tries to be light-hearted and believes that she and her husband will soon be blessed with a baby. As long as her condition, or lack of it, is temporary, she endures it and seeks to remedy it! Gradually Yerma's deep love for her husband turns to disbelief and then hate as she discovers he does not want a child. However, her own pride and honour forbid her to take pleasure or revenge with another man. Overcome with desire and frustration Yerma is driven to the ultimate crime of passion....
Archive :: production:T0881101476, play:S5634, venue:V01534560440
Production details
An urgent new adaptation of Federico García Lorca's masterful 1934 meditation on female identity by Jenet Le Lacheur, uncompromisingly transposed into the queer kink scene of modern Britain and brought to life by an entirely trans cast.
