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1. www.cervantesvirtual.com › obra-visor › la-casa-deLa casa de Bernarda Alba - Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes

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   El poeta advierte que estos tres actos tienen la intención de un documental fotográfico. Acto I. Habitación blanquísima del interior de la casa de BERNARDA. Muros gruesos. Puertas en arco con cortinas de yute rematadas con madroños y volantes. Silla de anea. Cuadros con paisajes inverosímiles de ninfas o reyes de leyenda.

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3. www.gradesaver.com › la-casa-de-bernarda-albaLa casa de Bernarda Alba Personajes | GradeSaver

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   Bernarda Alba. Es la madre de las cinco mujeres. Tiene 60 años. Es la autoridad máxima dentro de la casa. Es autoritaria, conservadora de las tradiciones y avara. Moralmente, lo más importante para ella es conservar las buenas apariencias. Se preocupa en exceso por el qué dirán y teme arruinar su reputación.

4. www.poetryintranslation.com › PITBR › SpanishLorca, Garcia (1898–1936) - The House of Bernarda Alba: Act I

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   Act I. (The bright white interior of Bernarda’s house. Thick walls. Arched doorways with canvas curtains edged with tassels and ruffles. Rush chairs. Paintings of non-realistic landscapes with nymphs and legendary kings. It is summer. A vast shadowy silence fills the scene. When the curtain rises the stage is empty.

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6. www.litcharts.com › lit › the-house-of-bernarda-albaThe House of Bernarda Alba Study Guide - LitCharts

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   Key Facts about The House of Bernarda Alba. Full Title: La casa de Bernarda Alba (The House of Bernarda Alba) When Written: 1936. Where Written: Granada, Spain. When Published: March 8, 1945 (First performance at Teatro Avenida in Buenos Aires) Literary Period: Modernism. Genre: Drama, Tragedy.

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   Summary. Analysis. Church bells toll in a small southern Spanish village. The Maid starts cleaning Bernarda Alba ’s white sitting room and remarks that the noise is giving her a headache. Poncia follows her inside, eating a sausage, and notes that Magdalena fainted at her father’s funeral; she was his favorite.

8. www.cervantesvirtual.com › obra-visor › la-casa-deLa casa de Bernarda Alba - Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes

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   Cuatro paredes blancas ligeramente azuladas del patio interior de la casa de BERNARDA. Es de noche. El decorado ha de ser de una perfecta simplicidad. Las puertas iluminadas por la luz de los interiores dan un tenue fulgor a la escena. En el centro, una mesa con un quinqué, donde están comiendo BERNARDA y sus HIJAS. LA PONCIA las sirve.

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   Why is the House of Bernarda Alba so popular today?

   • The remarkable coincidence that The House of Bernarda Alba was perhaps the last major Spanish literary work published before the war, combined with the famous circumstances surrounding García Lorca’s death, help explain the play’s enduring popularity today. García Lorca is best known today for this play, along with Blood Wedding and Yerma.

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   Is Bernarda Alba still alive?

   • He is often seen as a martyr in Spain today, and his body still has never been found. The House of Bernarda Alba was written in the days leading up to the breakout of the Spanish Civil War, as deep tensions rooted in the country’s longstanding political and social divisions exploded into armed conflict.

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   What is the climax of 'the House of Bernarda Alba'?

   • Climax: Bernarda shoots at Pepe el Romano and Adela hangs herself. Unfinished Masterpiece. Since García Lorca was murdered shortly after writing The House of Bernarda Alba, the play was neither published nor performed during his lifetime.

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   Is the House of Bernarda Alba still performed today?

   • The House of Bernarda Alba is still frequently performed today and has been extensively adapted for the stage and screen all around the world. Some of the most notable adaptations include the ballet Las Desenamoradas, the German opera Bernarda Albas Haus, and the off-Broadway musical Bernarda Alba.

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   Is the House of Bernarda Alba based on a true story?

   • Based on True Story. García Lorca based The House of Bernarda Alba on his neighbors in the Andalucian village of Valderrubio, where his family owned property and he spent much of his childhood. Today, it is possible to visit Bernarda Alba’s real house, which has been turned into a museum dedicated to the play.

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   Is Bernarda a servant?

   • Bernarda No, we’re not. You serve me, and I pay you. Nothing more! Servant (Entering) Don Arturo is here, he’s come to discuss the will. Bernarda I’m coming. (To the Servant) Start whitewashing the courtyard. (To Poncia) And you: go and put all the dead one’s clothes in the big chest. La Poncia We could give some of the things….

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    Selecciona una palabra y presiona la tecla d para obtener su definición. La casa de Bernarda Alba. Acto I. Acto II. Acto III. ×