The House of Bernarda Alba (2012)
Produced by
Presented by
Playwright: Federico García Lorca
Adapter: Bruce Pitkin
Director: Bruce Pitkin
Based on the adaptation by Caridad Svich
Venue
Run
July 4th, 2012 – July 15th, 2012
Synopsis
Lorca’s last and possibly finest play, The House of Bernarda Alba is a masterpiece of the modern theatre. Following the funeral of her second husband, tyrannical matriarch Bernarda Alba announces to her five daughters that their period of mourning will last eight years. One by one they make a bid for freedom only to end in tragic consequences as Bernarda makes a desperate attempt to maintain control of her shattered household. (Toronto Fringe Program, 2012)
Cast
| Darlene Spencer | Bernarda Alba |
| Denise Norman | Marla Josefa |
| Sophie Mercer | Angustias |
| Ellie Posadas | Magdelena |
| Ana Lia Arias Garrido | Amelia |
| Amanda Testini | Martirio |
| Ann-Marie Banski | Adela |
| Kit Boulter | Poncia |
| Kaleigh Richards | Blanca / Prudencia |
Creative Team
| Federico García Lorca | Playwright |
| Bruce Pitkin | Adapter |
| Caridad Svich | Adapter |
| Bruce Pitkin | Director |
| Suzanne Liska | Choreographer |
| Casey Hudecki | Stage Combat Director |
| Horacio Ramirez Barba | Costume Designer |
| Stan Borges | Costume Designer |
| Alex Vass | Set Designer |
| Alex Vass | Prop Designer |
| Jareth Li | Lighting Designer |
| Danielle Dutra | Hair and Make-up Designer |
| Laura Azahar | Assistant Director |
Production
| Hilary Unger | Stage Manager |
| Hilary Unger | Production Manager |
| Denise Norman | Vocal Coach |
| Adam Zarboni | Publicist |
| Zack Russell | Fringe Contact |
| George Randolph | Executive Producer |
| Darlene Spencer | Producer |
| Charles McWilliam | Technical Director |
