After escaping from his citadel, the peasant girl (*) Laurencia leads a revolt against this play's villain, culminating in his head being placed on a pike and his banner being replaced with that of Ferdinand and Isabella.
When a character in this play suggests that a man had black ink and stones pumped up his ass as a joke, a man replies: "Since when are enemas a joke!" The Georgian dancer Vakhtang Chabukiani broke from the genre of Soviet-approved "choreodrama" to choreograph a popular ballet adaptation of this play. A character in this play thwarts a rape in the fields by seizing the attacker's crossbow and threatening to shoot. After escaping from his citadel, the peasant girl (*) Laurencia leads a revolt against this play's villain, culminating in his head being placed on a pike and his banner being replaced with that of Ferdinand and Isabella. In response, a judge orders the torture of over three hundred people, who all unanimously state that "[this play's title place] did it." For 10 points, an entire village claims responsibility for killing the tyrannous Commander Gómez in what play, the most popular out of literally thousands by Lope de Vega?
When a character in this play suggests that a man had black ink and stones pumped up his ass as a joke, a man replies: "Since when are enemas a joke!"
Fuente Ovejuna [or The Sheep Well]