This author's concept of "Impossible Theater" is exemplified by his unfinished play The Audience, an open exploration of homosexual love written around the same time as a poem in which he pointed out the addressee's "thighs pure as Apollo's" and "beard full of butterflies" before stating "the faggots… point you out.
This author's concept of "Impossible Theater" is exemplified by his unfinished play The Audience, an open exploration of homosexual love written around the same time as a poem in which he pointed out the addressee's "thighs pure as Apollo's" and "beard full of butterflies" before stating "the faggots… point you out." In addition to his "Ode to Walt Whitman," this man wrote a play which sees the deaths of the finches of Evaristo the Birdman and the suicide of (*) Adela, who hangs herself after breaking the cane of her tyrannical mother. In another of his plays, the Moon and Death conspire to bring about a fatal duel between Leonardo Felix and El Novio. Collecting those works into his "Rural Trilogy" along with Yerma, FTP, name this member of the Generation of '27, who set his The House of Bernarda Alba and Blood Wedding in his native Spain.
This author's concept of "Impossible Theater" is exemplified by his unfinished play The Audience, an open exploration of homosexual love written around the same time as a poem in which he pointed out the addressee's "thighs pure as Apollo's" and "beard full of butterflies" before stating "the faggots… point you out.
Federico {García Lorca}