One character in this play puts on a green dress and shouts for the chickens to look at her.
One character in this play puts on a green dress and shouts for the chickens to look at her. Act I ends with a character who is usually locked in her room escaping to babble about wanting to get married by the sea; that character reappears in Act III, singing a lullaby to a lamb. One character in this play keeps a picture of her fiancÃ© under her pillow, from where it is stolen. There is an argument in this play about whether that fiancÃ© left the house at one in the morning, or at four. Poncia brings gossip to the title character, whose husband's funeral begins Act I. No men appear onstage in this play, not even Pepe el Romano, whom Adela and Angustias love. For 10 points, those two characters are among the five daughters of their tyrannical namesake mother in what play by Federico Garcia Lorca?
One character in this play puts on a green dress and shouts for the chickens to look at her.
The House of Bernarda Alba [or La casa de Bernarda Alba]