Bloodoffers a disturbing yet highly realistic portrayal of terrorism through the graphic dramatization of the brutal kidnapping and torture of a politician's wife. Although the play's action focuses on the immediate circumstances of the victim and the executioner, it takes on universal parameters through Belbel's use of ambiguous circumstances and nameless characters. This play reflects on the nature of terrorism and its effects on both the individual and society as a whole.
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About the Author:
Sergi Belbel (b.1963) is one of the most widely performed Catalan playwrights of the post-Franco generation. He has made his mark in theatre through his distinctive style and treatment of polemical issues. Belbel's works have been staged both in Spain and abroad, and he has received numerous theatre awards. He is also a highly recognized stage director, as evidenced by his recent appointment to the National Theatre of Catalonia.
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