Yerma

An innovative adaptation that contemporizes Lorca's classic Yerma and brings one of the most iconic works of Spanish theater to younger audiences through streaming—all recorded using cell phones.
Yerma [ˈɟʝeɾma], written in 1934 by Spanish dramatist Federico García Lorca, is a tragic tale of isolation, passion, and an unfulfilled longing for motherhood that leads the protagonist to a devastating act.
This adaptation, directed by Thamara Bejarano, breathes new life into Lorca’s masterpiece, preserving its poignant themes while reimagining it for modern viewers. Featuring Hispanic actors Giovanna Quezada, Jerald Speare, Guillermo Suárez, Claudia Caicedo, and Ana Cantorán, the production embraces an intimate, raw aesthetic that enhances the emotional intensity of the story.
Yerma reflects the weight of tradition and prejudice, making its emotional impact timeless. Through this creative streaming experience, Open Scene makes one of the greatest works of Spanish theater accessible to contemporary audiences around the world.