QUT School of Creative Practice presents Marina Carr's version of Federico García Lorca’s Blood Wedding.

Directed by Timothy Wynn

Performed by graduating QUT acting students

Designed, stage managed, assistant directed and choreographed by QUT technical production, drama and dance students

A bride promised. A blood vow broken. The vengeance of a village released.

I want you green. Green wind, green branches. Boat on the ocean. Horse on the mountain.

Written in the summer of 1932 with the Spanish civil war looming, Lorca's anarchic meditation on the fate of the individual versus society is a prophetic foreshadowing of the violence that would soon tear his beloved country apart and lead to his own tragic end.

The mysteries of love and hate are explored against the backdrop of a community gearing up to unleash these elemental forces upon itself, with unstoppable consequences.

What is done cannot be undone.

AUSLAN Performance Friday May 16.

15+ restriction

This production of Blood Wedding contains blood and gore, violence, including depictions of knife violence and domestic abuse, depictions of sexual acts, racial slurs, religious discrimination, misogyny, and death.