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in Madrid and later moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The play, translated into English and retitled Bitter Oleander had a very brief run on Broadway
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opera Bluthochzeit by Wolfgang Fortner is adapted from Henrique Beck's German translation of the play
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Vérnász, an operatic adaptation of the play with a score by Hungarian composer Sándor Szokolay, was first produced in Budapest. The opera has been produced again in the years since.
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produced in English translation at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club in Manhattan, New York.
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adapted to a moroccan film
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the BBC World Service broadcast a radio adaptation of the play starring Anna Massey, Juliet Stevenson, and Alan Rickman.
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Haitian operatic adaptation of the play, titled Le Maryaj Lenglensou, was produced by Dutch filmmaker Hans Fels[3] with a score by Haitian composer Iphares Blain. A documentary about this production premiered at the 2007 Netherlands Film Festival
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BBC Radio 3 turned it into another play adaptation
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Bilkent University preformed Lorca’s play, Turkish Adaptation in Ankara Turkey
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Bilkent University preformed Lorca’s play, Turkish Adaptation in Ankara Turkey
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Spanish film adaptation titled The Bride directed by Paula Ortiz was released.
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Blood Wedding performed by lookingglass theater company, spanish rendition in Chicago
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Blood Wedding, by Federico García Lorca and directed by Valli Marie Rivera, at The Vortex Theatre, 2900 Carlisle NE
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