The reviews have been breathless, calling the production “compelling” and “masterful.”
Hay Fever
By Noël Coward Directed by Christopher Luscombe Movement Direction by Marcela Lorca Guthrie Theater, MN
Caroline, or Change
By Tony Kushner Music by Jeanine Tesori Directed by Marcela Lorca Syracuse Stage, NY The musical Caroline, or Change currently playing at Syracuse Stage is one of the best productions I’ve seen in twelve years of reviewing…Director/Choreographer Marcella Lorca has done a masterful job of directing and staging the piece. -North Country Public Radio
Review: ‘Burial at Thebes’ is a classic for good reason
Marcela Lorca’s Guthrie production hearkens to the roots of Greek drama, with music, movement and a chorus that both narrates and participates in the tragedy as citizens of Thebes. Click here to read the full review
Hum a Few Bars of ‘Antigone’
In “Thebes,” Steele and director Marcela Lorca aim to stage a show that uses music and movement to support Seamus Heaney’s poetic adaptation of “Antigone.”
The Burial At Thebes
By Seamus Heaney, based on Sophacles’ Antigone Directed by Marcela Lorca Guthrie Theatre McGuire Poscenium …when the stars align, you can produce theater with epic power. That’s the case with The Burial at Thebes, the best original Guthrie production I’ve seen in my four years on the Twin Cities theater beat. -Twin Cities Daily Planet
Going Live
Conceived by Marcela Lorca and the cast Written by the cast Directed by Marcela Lorca Dowling Studio at the Guthrie, MN “The piece has a non-linear approach. “It has a TV format of cutting and quick changes that go from episode to episode. If you watch the piece as a whole, it does remind you […]
Arms and the Man
By George Bernard Shaw Directed by Ethan McSweeny Movement direction by Marcela Lorca Guthrie Theater, MN
The House of the Spirits
Director Lorca, best known for her years of work at the Guthrie, employs a deep bag of tricks in staging the show, showing us the many strings that connect all these characters, while backdrop videos help to set the cultural and political stage.
The Masters Butchers Singing Club
By Marsha Norman, based upon the novel by Louise Erdrich Directed by Francesca Zambello Movement Direction by Marcela Lorca Guthrie Theater, MN