This devised piece, created under the adventurous guidance of Cumbernauld Theatre artistic director Ed Robson, continues the myth-making via an impressionistic portrait of the artist as a young man that revels in its own avant-garde spirit.
The murder of Federico Garcia Lorca in 1936 may have robbed Spain of its most romantic literary rebel, but it created an icon.
This devised piece, created under the adventurous guidance of Cumbernauld Theatre artistic director Ed Robson, continues the myth-making via an impressionistic portrait of the artist as a young man that revels in its own avant-garde spirit.
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