Dona Rosita, The Spinster
by Federico García Lorca, Richard O'Connell, James Graham-Lujan
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Readers appreciate the unique charm and poetic depth of the play. Many find Lorca's work engaging and evocative, capturing themes of love and loss. The exploration of complex emotions resonates with audiences, making it a worthwhile experience, despite some mixed reviews on its overall impact.
Synopsis
DONA ROSITA is the outer gentleness and inner scorching of a girl in Granada who, little by little, turns into that grotesque and moving thing - an old maid in Spain.
- the author in an interview.
In Five Plays by Lorca: Comedies and Tragedies
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Dona Rosita, The Spinster is a comedy play written by Federico García Lorca and published by Samuel French (1964).
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