In 1949, the work of the great writer George Bernanos was published posthumously, entitled Dialogues des Carmélites (Diálogos de Carmelitas), a staging that Bernanos wrote to adapt Gertrud von Le Fort’s novel “The Last in the Cadelso” to the theatre. Bernanos’s play premiered successfully in 1952, and even, it has been taken to the “big screen”, that is to say to the cinema, on several occasions. Both the novel and the theatrical script have as …
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In 1949, the work of the great writer George Bernanos was published posthumously, entitled Dialogues des Carmélites (Diálogos de Carmelitas), a staging that Bernanos wrote to adapt Gertrud von Le Fort’s novel “The Last in the Cadelso” to the theatre. Bernanos’s play premiered successfully in 1952, and even, it has been taken to the “big screen”, that is to say to the cinema, on several occasions. Both the novel and the theatrical script have as …