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"The public" of Lorca.

The theater is again a first dimension show, returns to its value, its former glory, among other reasons, for its ability to criticism of a world less and less understandable. Re-fill the rooms as before despite the crisis, and among the authors who return to first row highlighted Lorca, in his book "The public" poses a dilemma: What do you want to see the public? What do you look when you go to a theater? Fiction or reality? Could it be that we are interested in the way we are, that is, the character, the roles we play in appearance to others, by contrast, some would, perhaps, looking for what we really are, hidden behind the appearance, which is not projected to others in our daily action but it completely. One character says that we must "destroy the theater or live in it," is living in the appearance or show as we really are, openly or prejudice.
The theater is almost always focuses on what is seen is a reflection of the masks and roles we play, is a self projecting what we in the scenarios, our greatness and our weakness, implying that we are really what we project or aparantamos be. Paarente hiding after what affects you, the invisible in everyday life. From Freudian point of view we could say that the book tries to show that hidden, the unconscious, which largely determines our conscious life, which is why Lorca's work deals with impulses or instincts hidden from others, such as sexual "deviance, homosexuality - represented in the work-Dali, hatred, etc. Produce know what we really fear. Lorca
theater critic reduction to a mere mirror of appearances, and criticizes the public for complacency simply want a holiday caricature of himself, not a deep and painful analysis, is obvious what determines our true self - that we know that bit matches with the others, and we are not aware that more important than what shows what a man is hidden. The key phrase to understand the play is that it is "a theater under the sand", focusing on what we are determined not shown, as it is, of painful, not as it seems.