In a remote village, Yerma longs for a child but cannot conceive. The simplicity of this story offers a multitude of meanings and explorations into the human condition. Lorca described this play as a poem in three acts and six scenes. Poetic, theatrical, and deeply human, the play asks us all to consider our own yearnings and the construction of the world around us.
Sarma’s adaptation strips the text down to the poetic core of Lorca’s words in all their epic glory. Vibrant and sweeping, combining elements of movement and song, Yerma is an exhilarating theatrical event.
Duration: Information coming soon.
Ludger-Duvernay Theatre
Monument-National Campus
(St-Laurent metro)
1182 Saint-Laurent, Montréal
The show is in English.
Everything seen on stage and all that goes on behind the scenes is created by graduating students in Acting, Production Design and Technical Arts, Set and Costume Design, under the guidance of professional guest artists.
Tickets will be on sale soon. Stay tuned!
Thanks to our solidarity ticketing system, you can choose from four price categories — the one that best fits your situation.
Available rates:
Accessible: $8.85
Regular: $26.10
Solidarity: $49.09
Impact: $95.08
Each ticket purchased not only supports our programs, but also helps make theatre more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
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Legend: A Acting, SCD Set and Costume Design, PDTA Production Design & Technical Arts, DIR Directing, PW Playwriting, IR Independent Resident, NP New Pathway, NPR New Pathway Resident // 1 First-year student, 2 Second-year student, 3 Third-year student
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