In fact, no male characters whatsoever appear, though several figures command powerful presences from offscreen.
One of the protagonists is courted throughout by a young man who never appears on stage. In fact, no male characters whatsoever appear, though several figures command powerful presences from offscreen. This includes the previously mentioned Pepe Romano and the unnamed husband who leaves the title character a widow. Part of the Rural Trilogy with Bodas de sangre and Yerma, for ten points, identify this Federico Garcia Lorca play about a matroness who enforces a self-imposed seclusion from the world on herself and her five young daughters.
One of the protagonists is courted throughout by a young man who never appears on stage.
The {House} of {Bernarda Alba} or La {Casa de Bernarda Alba}