Issue 21 – In Conversation with .. 10!

This editorial reinterprets and updates the story of “La Casa de Bernarda Alba” by Federico García Lorca.
It acts as a metaphor for the societal conditions we encounter today. Symbolically, the father's death
signifies the end of universal values like tolerance, respect, equality, and freedom of expression.
In the original play, Lorca offers a realistic depiction of society. In contrast, this version opts for a
utopian portrayal, where envy and rivalry are replaced by a sense of sisterhood among the siblings.
In this narrative, Adela also dies, reflecting the ongoing loss of women's lives. However, her death is
not without purpose; it fuels the resolve of those who follow her.
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