The House of Bernarda Alba
“Teatro del Pueblo & Pangea World Theater – Two theaters, one vision: to create work that transcends the ordinary by creating bridges between communities of color and the broader community.”
- Alberto Justiniano, Artistic Director, Teatro del Pueblo
Five daughters are forced into mourning by their mother. One by one they make a bid for freedom, with tragic consequences. Don’t miss Lorca’s critically acclaimed masterpiece brought to life by Pangea World Theater and Teatro del Pueblo.
“[Laurie] Carlos brings a strong directorial vision to the text”
- Star Tribune
In The House of Bernarda Alba, Lorca addresses patriarchal constraints faced by women and anticipates Spain’s fall to a fascist regime. Within a year of completing The House of Bernarda Alba, Lorca was murdered as the Spanish Civil war escalated.
Directed by – Laurie Carlos
Featuring
Bernarda – Tinne Rosenmeier
Maria Josefa – Sarah Broude
Angustias – Adlyn Carreras
Magdalena – Indira Addington
Amelia – Katie Ka Vang
Martirio – Suzie Cheng
Adela – Laura Garcia
Servant – Mimi Holland
Poncia – Paulino Brener
Prudencia, Beggar Woman, Little Girl, Women’s voices – Leah Nelson
Lighting Designer – Mike Wangen
Costume Designer – Carolann Winther
Scenography – Dipankar Mukherjee
Stage Manager – Jess West
Asst. Stage Manager – Kat Iverson
Parking Information for SteppingStone Theatre
Free parking for weekend performances on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundasy is available in the William Mitchell College of Law parking lot, one block south of the theatre. The entrance is on Victoria St. just north of Summit Avenue.
Inexpensive paid parking is available at the Victoria Crossing ramp (corner of Victoria and Grand Ave.) Out of courtesy to our neighbors, on-street parking on residential streets is discouraged. Please respect posted parking restrictions.
