Antonis Antypas

Medea by Euripides

“I am undone, I have resigned all joy in life, and I want to die”, Medea exclaims. A dark and alluring creature, the barbarian witch of Colchis, grand-daughter to the Sun himself, is driven by her love for Jason to follow him to Corinth. When Jason betrays her, she devises the cruellest possible punishment.
 
A tragedy of love and revenge, Medea (431 BC) uses the fathomless clash between cultures and the sexes to force us to engage with a number of complex issues.
 
Supported by an exceptional cast, Amalia Moutousi plays the title role accompanied by an outstanding group of Greek actors.
 
 
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With thanks to "Spyros Nakas" for providing the piano for the rehearsals
 
 

Duration 2 hours approximately 

Odeon of Herodes Atticus

  • 02/09/2011 at 21:00
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