The play 'Cry, wedding and blood', inspired by Federico García Lorca, is staged at Madrid's María Guerrero Theatre, directed by Ángela Ibáñez Castaño, the first deaf director at the National Drama Centre. It features two deaf actresses, Emma Vallejo and Mari López, and explores themes of discrimination and the loss of dreams through sign language and visual arts. The production aims to raise awareness of the barriers faced by the deaf community while celebrating their culture and creativity. It combines various forms of expression, including music and visual poetry, and emphasizes accessibility in the arts.